The phrase "a locality that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific place or area in relation to a particular characteristic or feature.
Example: "We are studying a locality that has a rich cultural heritage and diverse population."
Alternatives: "an area that" or "a region that".
They were quite safe from discovery there; it was a locality that had no attractions, to which nobody ever came.
They are carting the refuse away to a locality that has accepted it, beginning a cleanup process that some estimate will cost $500 million.
A habitation name denotes a locality that is peopled or inhabited, such as a homestead, village, or town, and usually dates from the locality's inception.
Meanwhile, the legal investigations of Arenas continue in a locality that has long had to address violence in some of its streets and to deal with the need to protect a vast number of dignitaries.
State law provides that a locality that goes against a county board recommendation get a "super majority" (4 out of 5 votes, for example, rather than 3 out of 5) of the board considering the measure to go against the county's recommendation.. Westchester changed their administrative code so they don't have such a requirement.
It consists of entries where a Silla toponym is paired with the original Koguryŏ name for a locality that came under Silla control after the Koguryŏ defeat in 668.
As its baseline, the act uses the 1964 election: any locality that used a test or device (such as a literacy test) and had voter turnout of less than 50% must "preclear" any changes to their electoral procedure.
In Virginia, sellers must disclose if their property is in any locality that includes a military air installation.
Schöningen is therefore not only a singular archaeological site with remarkable finds; it is a vast locality that preserves a multifaceted archaeological landscape with numerous sites.
Justice Department sources say the Voting Section is also considering whether to sue a Mississippi locality that has an African-American majority.
There are many striking contrasts that illustrate this evolution, but one incredible change is this: in 1996 only 5% of the country lived in a state or locality that recognized gay couples' relationships--now 46% do.
