The phrase "a pattern of local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, behaviors, or characteristics that are specific to a particular locality or community.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of local consumer behavior that differed significantly from national trends."
Alternatives: "a trend of local" or "a characteristic of local".
Simon Counsell, executive director of Rainforest Foundation UK, says his organisation is exploring integrating smaller-scale production into a "pattern of local community tenure and ownership in a way that helps to secure the land for those communities, as well as gives them an income and employment opportunity".
We find that a pattern of local extinction and recolonization constrains total diversity and group differentiation and attenuates the rate of cumulative change per transmission event.
This dependence was interpreted as the existence of a pattern of local spread.
Hence, a pattern of local adaptation was observed for fecundity but not juvenile survival.
A pattern of local adaptation was found, as lines evolving on a novel host performed better on that host than lines evolving on other hosts.
The occurrence of such trade-offs is inferred by a pattern of local adaptation, i.e., a negative correlation between relative performance on different hosts.
Irvine told that newspaper that there's a pattern of locals getting into bidding wars with Californians and losing.
Importantly, our results do not support a pattern of high local larval retention, which has been indicated by other parentage studies [6] [10].
Therefore we can show that coevolution may lead to adaptive changes and divergence between parasite isolates without leading to a pattern of general local adaptation.
But local authorities were reluctant to close schools due to a combination of lower risk perception and a general pattern of local public policy-making where the primary objective is to maintain normal life, unless an immediate and major risk is identified.
In summary, our results are in concordance with the geographic mosaic theory of coevolution [ 15] which predicts that local adaptation may vary between demes, both spatially and temporarily, leading to a lack of an overall pattern of local adaptation.
