The phrase "a prefectural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something related to a prefecture, which is an administrative division in some countries.
Example: "The local government issued a new policy at a prefectural level to address environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "a regional" or "a provincial".
He became a journalist, then a prefectural government official in Jeju and spent five years researching the massacres.
A local newspaper and Xinhua, the official news agency, said the skirmishes, in Longnan, a prefectural capital in southern Gansu Province, began Monday and involved 2,000 people.
"We are not used to being an opposition party," conceded Shigeru Sonoyama, a prefectural assemblyman who is a spokesman for the L.D.P. in Shimane.
Half of Japan's voters say they do not support any particular party, and at a prefectural election this month, a candidate backed by both the LDP and the DPJ was rejected in favour of an independent.
"Some people will have an image of Fukushima as a dangerous or dirty place," Yutaka Suzuki, who runs a prefectural store near Tokyo Station, said as his eyes welled up with emotion.
Many meetings in town halls are indeed ending up being a fracas of nasty and racist comments with no intellectual content: "Actually much worse than what you would expect a discussion at a local bistro to be," sums up a prefectural member of staff at the city of Orléans.
The Chinese State Council issued a statement placing the three groups of islands and their surrounding waters under the city of Sansha as a prefectural-level administration rather than a lower county-level one.
With the Spratly, the Paracels and the Macclesfield Bank Islands, China's State Council approved the establishment of a prefectural-level administration known as Sansha City to replace a lower county level administration last month.
In a case study of a prefectural-level power grid in southwest China, three schemes are compared: independent operation with a single objective, coordinated operation with a single objective, and coordinated operation with multiple objectives.
It would be without a medical clinic until October and a new prefectural hospital would not be ready until February next year.
For those who worry that local governments will use the application process itself to delay projects interminably, MITI has passed a law requiring prefectural governments to reach a decision within eight months.If anything, MITI is in danger of overreacting to the local diversity that has begun to emerge.
