"a local consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the result or outcome of something that happens in a given area. For example, "The increase in job opportunities had a positive local consequence for many families living in the town."
This also brings about an even more sinister, local consequence against Indian mothers and children who live in such rural areas that are generally neglected by the central government; particularly pregnant women and infants who often fail to obtain the vital, immediate care necessary to ensure survival and prosperity.
It's a question of national, not just local, consequence.
Yet changes in the regulations governing very short trips are of tremendous local consequence.
Nishiyama also said that the government has increased the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale level from 4, indicating an accident with local consequences, to 5, for an accident with wider consequences.
Level 4 is defined as an "accident with local consequences," while Level 5 is an "accident with wider consequences".
They initially assessed the danger of the damaged nuclear reactors at Level 4 of 7, meaning "an accident with local consequences," on the International Atomic Energy Agency Scale designed to communicate the severity of power plant accidents.
The third view on OIA involves a security expert with an expertise to analyze local consequences of events.
A level 4 accident is defined as having local consequences involving a release of radioactive materials exceeding 0.1% of core inventory with a high probability of significant public exposure and at least one death from radiation.
Modularity is ubiquitous in biological systems as it provides an effective mechanism to corral damaging perturbations to local consequences [ 62].
