The phrase "a local one of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific local entity or item among a group, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "We decided to visit a local one of the restaurants recommended by our friends."
Alternatives: "a local version of" or "a local example of".
If you are thinking of learning a foreign language, why not consider learning a local one first: the language of your own garden and countryside.
As a consequence, we argue that the feature activation process should be performed at a global level instead of a local one.
He also said the government should consider whether Comcast is a national business instead of a local one which "requires the government to take a different perspective".
Even if pleasure is or involves a functional state of some kind, this may be a relatively small and local one of a kind shared with far simpler animals.
The stagehands, without a contract since Sept. 1, are seeking a three-year deal with yearly wage and benefit increases of 3 to 4percentt, said a spokesman for the union, Local One of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
The function e it is a local one-to-one mapping of the tangent line around p = 1 onto the unit circle.
I spoke to a handful of locals, one of them a librarian who said she had voted for the radical left firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon and two who voted Socialist.
Gathering here today for the funeral of a local boy, one of 10 people killed in a Palestinian attack on Wednesday near this Orthodox Jewish settlement, the men of the town spoke little about revenge or military reprisals.
Two days later, a local activist — one of Booker's professors of Newark — came up to him after a community meeting and said, "Cory Booker, their blood is on your hands".
Perhaps you are or were a local to one of the communities it served and commuted cross-country on the service?
