The phrase "a localization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the adaptation or modification of something to fit a specific locale or context, such as language, culture, or environment.
Example: "The software includes a localization of the user interface for Spanish-speaking users."
Alternatives: "an adaptation of" or "a version for".
A) Localization of the BAC clones on the S. latifolia X and Y chromosomes.
FMISO PET allowed for the qualitative and quantitative definition of hypoxic sub-areas which may correspond to a localization of local recurrences.
Taken together, these results support a localization of CadC by a diffusion/capture mechanism that is dependent on the DNA.
The post-peak or softening response is affected by a localization of strain in the fracturing zone.
An example of the former is a localization of brain function activity that students engage in with three to four of their Introduction to Psychology classmates.
A calculation of the spike location using the single equivalent current dipole model reveals a localization of the spike source in the left temporal lobe (right).
"What we are seeing is a localization of risk in Europe," said Alberto Gallo, a senior credit strategist at the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
The crack tip location was identified using two methods: a) localization of the AE signal source and b) the cumulative AE energy.
When there is a localization of high amplitude events in a given area, a measurable effect on the strain field can be observed.
After their construction where their accuracy is improved through a regularization process, a localization of these operators and a full finite element approximation is introduced.
However, already the elementary building block of an antidot lattice, the singular hole, owns a strongly varying internal potential determined by its magnetic dipole field and a localization of spin-wave modes.
