The phrase "adopted local" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been embraced or accepted by a local community, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The adopted local customs were celebrated during the festival, showcasing the community's rich heritage."
Alternatives: "embraced local" or "accepted local".
The bar is a staple of Harlem's "new" renaissance, where young, hip, black customers have adopted local venues to spend their downtime.
But they intermarried with natives and adopted local culture, and there were many other outsiders who also settled in the region, ranging from Greek traders to Turkish administrators.
On Wednesday night, however, they managed to do all three, all while observing some strange American flag-related celebration going on inside Barrymore's, their adopted local, handily situated across the street from the Golden.
Cleopatra was part of a dynasty that arrived in Egypt with Alexander the Great but adopted local customs and reigned as Pharaohs; still, she was the first in her family to speak Egyptian.
In early houses such as Deanery Garden, Sonning, Berkshire (1901), he adopted local vernacular styles but was nonetheless able to display his characteristic geometric massing on the exteriors and his love of complex spatial flow in the interiors.
This means much of Hurricane Sandy's cost is likely to be borne by the National Flood Insurance Program, in which the federal government covers flood claims in communities that have adopted local flood plain management ordinances.
Why learn the language or adopt local habits and values for just a few months?
In recent years many countries, including Romania, have banned or sharply restricted American families from adopting local children.
October 19, 2011 H&F council adopts local development framework core strategy (see also here) for guiding development in the borough.
Not only do they adopt local customs and costumes, but they also get accepted as friends and neighbours," he said.
But like the largely hopeless attempt to get cities to adopt local mayors, the idea never gained widespread currency.
