The phrase "a given municipality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific municipality that is being discussed or considered in a particular context.
Example: "The regulations will vary depending on the requirements set forth by a given municipality."
Alternatives: "a specific municipality" or "any particular municipality".
The purpose of the model is to test the effect of several covariates at time t-1 on the probability, for a given municipality, of starting its fertility transition at time t.
The study adapts Glaeser et al.'s (1992) measure of local competition in a municipality as the number of firms per worker in an industry in a given municipality relative to the number of firms per worker in this industry in all 50 Colombian municipalities in our sample.
However, this association does not vary with the spending on CCT assistance within a given municipality.
International remittances are negatively related to electoral turnout rates in a given municipality.
These are: the proportion of households that received remittances in a given municipality in 2000, and the number of people aged under 15 per 1000 habitants in a given municipality.
Sex ratio is the number of males per 100 females within the total population of a given municipality.
Should it come out after 2 PM, protests would likely start at noon the next day or the same day if it was still early in any given municipality, local time.
There is no limit to the number of home care recipients in any given municipality.
Recent changes in state laws in New Jersey and Connecticut have given municipalities more authority to recover unpaid parking fines, according to state and local officials.
Anyone who slips and falls on public property is probably out of luck, because of the legal immunity given municipalities and other public agencies for dangers caused solely by the weather.
The amendment includes a provision giving municipalities one chance to decide, in a referendum, whether to opt out.
