The phrase "a community dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects or features of a project, initiative, or concept that relate to or impact a community.
Example: "The new policy has a community dimension that aims to enhance local engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "a community aspect" or "a community element".
However, since the Commission still reviews any takeover activity with a Community dimension between firms with substantial market power, an additional layer of defense remains available to parties seeking to undermine or destroy a bid.
Vindigo's restaurant reviews promise to add a community dimension to the program.
The European Council reaffirms the importance of cultural action as a way of fostering a Community dimension in the cultures of all the Member States of the Union.
We have chosen the Cluster-randomised Controlled Trial (C-RCT) to address the issues of contamination, adherence to real practice, and community dimension of the intervention, with a complex definition of clusters and an extensive use of routine data to collect the outcomes.
Social and community dimension: Of crucial importance for ITA is the social perspective of a certain technological development or a technical field.
The strongest indicia of Community dimension and market dominance are aggregate turnover and market share.
The community dimension in this relationship is therefore clear: agricultural and rural policy have an important role to play in the cohesion of EU territorial, economic and social policy.
2. Cultivating the community dimension of the CoPKM, going across knowledge 'regimes' (if there is any pluralism at this level) and creating an environment that is conducive to knowledge exchange.
There are community dimensions as well – every exercise has a comments page, where any user can ask a question or lodge a complaint about that exercise.
Scientists would seem to be most comfortable with the educative, task, metrical, and community dimensions of participation.
We then led discussions to investigate community dimensions of poverty and wealth by posing the question to the informants: What distinguishes a rich household from a poor household?
