The phrase "a local view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a perspective or opinion that is specific to a particular area or community.
Example: "In discussing the environmental impact, it's important to consider a local view to understand how the changes affect the residents directly."
Alternatives: "a regional perspective" or "a community viewpoint".
People have a local view of the world.
Through the eyes of students, faculty, and townspeople including women and African Americans the exhibition provides a local view of this watershed event in American history.
(B) A local view of DAT residue H547 and its direct interaction with Tat residue R49, hDAT is represented as a cyan ribbon.
AT&T might also expect to benefit from the fact that only a few years ago, the Federal Communications Commission took a local view of the wireless market in approving AT&T's acquisition of Centennial Wireless.
It can often feel quite emotionally chilly, as if it is not so much a local view of life as a kind of a grand summing up, to which we should all be paying urgent attention.
In view of the LGSs ability to control the finest motion of earthwork construction equipment, there is a great potential to boost their applicability at the project level, where decisions about the equipment control are made based on the global consideration of a fleet rather than a local view of one single piece of equipment.
He was always drawing, and Jennifer convinced him to bring his portfolio to a local viewing that the School of the Art Institute was holding.
When he came to New York in 1995, he decided that a local viewing was a must and a result is "In the Presence of Spirits: African Art From the National Museum of Ethnology, Lisbon".
Whether you are heading to Fenway, joining the Crimson Watch Party 2018 at the House of Blues, or hosting a local viewing party in your area, there are myriad opportunities to connect with fellow alumni at events around the world.
The AN then constructs a local-view for the cluster by exploring correlations among information received from nearby SNs, and sends the local-view toward a base-station that creates a global-view for the entire WSN.
For variables with a scientists' view and a perceived local view, a hierarchical regression was used, to account for variance that was the result of anchoring to the scientists' own views.
