The phrase "a minor local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small or less significant local issue, event, or person within a specific community or area.
Example: "The council addressed a minor local concern during the meeting that did not require extensive discussion."
Alternatives: "a small local" or "a trivial local".
This "seems to represent a considerable promotion for a minor local deity," Mr. Connor writes.
Dolci studied with a minor local painter and at an extremely early age showed a talent for portrait painting.
A minor local politician with a major history of gambling problems, Schlesinger polls in the (low) single figures.
At 12, he had a minor local hit with Doin' the Hambone and, at 14, was already playing live gigs using a fake ID.
Renford was a butcher, a barkeeper, a bookmaker and a minor local politician, but he is remembered for his duels with the Channel.
A minor local official in Jiangsu Province was seen at an expensive banquet and then harassed and prevented from leaving by an angry mob.
One aspect of his appeal was that he was more like the bloke behind the counter of a DIY shop, or a harrassed minor local government official.
At age 16 he was torn by Irish raiders from the villa of his father, Calpurnius, a deacon and minor local official, and carried into slavery in Ireland.
Into this chaos, ProCredit introduces a consistent model (with minor local adjustments) that relies on the company having full control: "We are not polite, we know what we want, we have it our way," explains Mr Zeitinger.The back-office systems of ProCredit banks and its branding are identical around the world, and supervised by some of the same people.
The draft sequence assembly, comprising the macrochromosomes and the largest microchromosomes, has an overall high quality, apart for numerous gaps and minor local rearrangements [ 5- 7].
Solving this problem requires an automated method for identifying significant local minima, while ignoring minor local minima caused by noise.
