The phrase "active in the locally" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey involvement within a local context, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She is active in the local community, volunteering at various events."
Alternatives: "active in the community" or "involved locally".
As radiotherapy in combination with gemcitabine is reported to be feasible and highly active in the treatment of locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) [ 27], we also included the CAL-27 SCCHN cell line.
Thus, in the latter study postulated that plasma PLTP is atherogenic, while PLTP which is locally active in the vascular wall may have anti-atherogenic potential, possibly by local stimulation of macrophage cholesterol efflux.
For example, by inclusion of decision-makers who were locally active in the cases under study, we were faced with dilemmas about access to the research data.
After she became active in the suffragette movement she was known locally as "the lawless lassie".
The ICE regimen is active in locally advanced NSCLC with acceptable toxicity and warrants further exploration as induction chemotherapy in larger series.
A vigorous campaigner for social justice and racial equality, she was active in many organisations, locally and nationally, including Home Start, the Anne Frank Trust, CND and the Labour party.
Confederate raiders and guerrillas were very active in the region, and the regiment also conducted expeditions locally and to other areas of Tennessee and Kentucky to counter them.
Nyambedha and Aagaard-Hansen [ 12] for example have found the HIV epidemic, and the accompanying influx of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in western Kenya, to have sparked a growth in the number of locally-initiated community groups active in the region.
More importantly in the long run, there are as many as 15 locally based venture capital firms active in the market, as well, a handful of which are reliable sources of Series B funding or higher.
A long worm, locally called kecho, is also most active in the beginning of the borsha season, burrowing into croplands and improving cropland fertility.
