The phrase "a peripheral community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that exists on the outskirts or margins of a larger society or group, often implying a lack of centrality or influence.
Example: "The researchers focused on a peripheral community that had been largely overlooked in the national discourse."
Alternatives: "a marginal community" or "a fringe community".
Over this period, Iranian Jews grew from a peripheral community into a prominent one that has made clear impacts on daily life in Iran.
Nonetheless, results from our HABC method can be considered conservative with respect to inferring the geographic and demographic history of isolation across a peripheral community.
Same July of 2002, while case #3 was still-in hospital, a 42-year old man [weight 230 pounds] presented to a peripheral community hospital with symptoms of fever, chills and malaise about 7 10 days after a trip to the local beach.
Data on hospital admissions for poisoning are collected from all peripheral (community centres) and tertiary (teaching and special) hospitals in Sri Lanka.
Patients were excluded if their ICD-10 code was incorrect (i.e., the reason for visit was unrelated to hyperglycemia) or if they were initially assessed at a peripheral or community hospital and transferred to the study sites for ongoing management.
It was particularly fortuitous, then, that Y-Love brought them to Chulent, the unofficial headquarters of this peripheral community.
Several species with shrubby growth forms in this peripheral community reach tree size in swamp forest habitats (Wikramanayake and Rundel, 2002).
Others have stated that instead of viewing intervention fidelity and community needs-based adaptability as mutually exclusive factors, health interventionists should bridge the gap by integrating them within interventions and allow for some level of flexibility in peripheral community elements (87, 88).
This suggests that the use of different sets of primers, for example, designed from alignments of the environmental sequences in these peripheral communities, may be an efficient opportunity to expand further the discovery of novel, divergent groups of ciliates.
At an institutional level, the regionalization of specialty services may lead to a reduction in available specialists for patients in peripheral communities, as specialists are moved to high-volume centres.
When he travels there, in general once a year, he avoids fancy meetings in the centers of Colombian politics and privileges peripheral communities in the remote regions of Putumayo or Arauca that have been marked for decades by political violence and narco trafficking.
