"a locally based" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a business or organization that is located in a specific area. For example, "The restaurant is a locally based chain which has been open since 1995."
The team-based structure also creates a locally based cohort that works together on team assignments and deliverables while enhancing the shared learning experience.
A locally based team was built working with AGLIT (a local NGO in Chikwawa), two Village Field Assistants (VFAs) in Chiradzulu, and a locally trained Malawian Research Assistant (RA).
Mt. Hood Records exists as a locally based record label whose mission is to promote local music groups, increasing live appearances and record sales.
1.2 Mission Mt. Hood Records exists as a locally based record label whose mission is to promote local music groups, increasing live appearances and record sales.
She also led an effort to safeguard and reforest the areas damaged by the mining activities and encouraged economic independence for the region by establishing a locally based economy focused on sustainable farming and the sale of local handiwork.
It also ensures that SAIC will remain a locally based company.
It also has a research partnership in the works with a local university, is developing a locally-based mining pool and is working to build out other non-mining blockchain applications.
He was assisted by a locally-based dental epidemiologist (local reference examiner) who provided ongoing monitoring of the dental examiners, evaluating their assessments and providing remediation when necessary.
Andover were sponsored by a number of local companies including the Hospital Saving Association (HSA), a locally-based health insurance firm who have also sponsored Blackburn Rovers in the past.
Without a locally-based art centre to support the artists, it was open slather for buyers.
Every business plan will also include an organizational assessment of a locally-based and service providing nonprofit.
