The phrase "affluent native" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who is both wealthy and originally from a particular place or region.
Example: "The affluent native of the city donated generously to local charities, aiming to improve the community he grew up in."
Alternatives: "wealthy local" or "prosperous resident".
For example, both have a large share of their more affluent, native-born and white residents living beyond the core, while poorer, nonwhite and foreign-born residents cluster near the center.
A millennium ago, what is now East St. Louis, Illinois, was an affluent neighborhood of Native Americans, set amid the largest concentration of people and monumental architecture north of what is now Mexico.
The data shows that such failures are preventable when children that have learning disabilities reside in large cities with native-born affluent parents.
In recent years, South Boston has begrudgingly begun to give way to gentrification to more diverse and affluent faces, with many natives caught in a catch-22 feeling that the neighborhood is losing its identity, yet still not ready to admit how horrific and hidden that identity once was.
In recent years, South Boston has begrudgingly begun to give way to gentrification to more diverse and affluent faces, with many natives caught in a catch 22 feeling the neighborhood is losing its identity, yet still not ready to admit how horrific and hidden that identity once was.
Pockets of affluent communities soon found their native American chestnuts developing orange cankers.
While the circumstances surrounding these downfalls vary, one element is identical: the lucrative lending practices of America's merchants of debt have led millions of Americans — young and old, native and immigrant, affluent and poor — to the brink.
But for Dr. Hugh Gusterson, 43, a professor of anthropology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the intensive scrutiny of scientific investigation is applied not to island natives but to mostly affluent white men with "Ph.D".
Lamb, a native of Mt. Lebanon, an affluent suburb just south of Pittsburgh, is the scion of an Irish-Catholic Democratic family that has been influential in regional politics for generations.
One of the key finding of this new study released today by the UNICEF Innocenti Research Center in Florence Italyy) is that many immigrant children and youth in the eight affluent countries are at disadvantage compared with the native children and youth.
