The phrase "a local edition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a version of a publication, such as a newspaper or magazine, that is specifically tailored for a particular geographic area.
Example: "The newspaper released a local edition that included news relevant to our community."
Alternatives: "a regional edition" or "a community edition".
Time and Space, a local edition of the league's official magazine.
Six years earlier, in 1897, he had broken away from the academic art establishment by helping to found the Vienna Secession, a local edition of a progressive modernist movement that had sprung up a few years earlier in Germany.
It shows a woman in traditional Lithuanian costume, with a local edition of Pravda and books by renowned Lithuanian writers and a huge Stalin medal in the background.There is no doubting the ambition of this project "to see further than the end of one's nose" as Alexander Koch, the museum's president, puts it.
In an interview with a local edition of Newsweek, Imraan Peerzada‚ a writer for the new series‚ said the protagonist was a brave and daring girl.
Lamb specifically mentioned India, where WeChat has spend money on promotion and seen promising traction, while BuzzFeed has offered a local edition of its site in India since August.
Elena Brückner, a Berlin native who's been organising a local edition of the Dutch living-room concert series Live in the Livingfor the past eight years, agrees: "In Berlin we're used to using spaces differently [from] how they were intended to be".
Known as HuffPost Australia, the local edition will be edited by News Corp journalist and editor Tory Maguire.
"At least he might be able to help me get a job," Coulibaly told the local edition of Le Parisien newspaper at the time.
For those who need a hand parsing the extensive selection, both Para/Site, a nonprofit art space, and the local edition of Time Out magazine will be offering guided tours.
A spokesman for Ryan said the local edition was "one of the only remaining TV forums for genuinely Victorian political ideas and debate.
When we're in a local market — we call it Hertz Local Edition — we go canvass the neighborhood and let everyone know we are in town.
