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The phrase "an indigenous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or group that is native to a particular region or environment.
Example: "The government has implemented policies to support the rights of an indigenous community in the area."
Alternatives: "a native" or "an aboriginal".
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"It is an indigenous movement.
It's not an indigenous community issue.
The home of an indigenous people?
Clearly, this is an indigenous African phenomenon.
Why not a story about an indigenous American woman?
Australia has an indigenous population under-represented in higher education.
But government bashing is also an indigenous craft.
Yooranah is an indigenous Australian word meaning "loving".
That would be supported by an Indigenous policy productivity council.
Is there no link with an indigenous tradition?
"We started as an indigenous party," Mr. Davis said.
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