The phrase "a process of local" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific process that is localized or pertains to a particular area, but it requires additional context or words to be clear.
Example: "The study focuses on a process of local governance that affects community engagement."
Alternatives: "a method of local" or "a system of local".
At bypassing of anchoring clusters, the dislocation is found to yield a pair of jogs throughout a process of local climb due to the absorption of vacancies or of self-interstitial atoms that form the clusters.
This random walk can be comprehended as a process of local search that generates a new solution by the selected solution.
Wright [54] first proposed that a process of local extinction and recolonization should enhance the effects of genetic drift among local subpopulations, thereby increasing between-group differences.
Many of the networks that these algorithms find are presumably important for folding (rather than function) and folding is believed to be a process of local condensation rather than global collapse encoded by the native state [41].
The models which emerged were products of context, which shaped a process of local negotiations about the mechanisms which would best realise the policy ideal of shifting care into the community.
Twinning appears to be a process of accommodating local strain rather than a response to macroscopic strain.
The process of LPSO formation can be understood as a process of finding local minima and saddle points on the free energy landscape of the system.
Poles were subject to a process of Sovietization: Local elites were arrested or deported; private property was seized; religious institutions were secularized.
He encouraged his forces to concentrate on caucus states, where dedication to a long process of local, district and state party meetings can trump just getting a mass of voters out on primary day to dutifully record a vote for the frontrunner.
The renovation, which has taken two years, involved a painstaking process of local review that accompanies every development in Charleston's historic district.
The practical problems posed by co-existence between faiths and cultures from swimming-pool regulations to the slaughter of animals to headgear in municipal premises can often be handled in practical ways through a healthy process of local bargaining.
