The phrase "area tribe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people or a community that shares a common geographical area or cultural identity.
Example: "The area tribe has a rich history and unique traditions that are celebrated every year during the festival."
Alternatives: "local community" or "regional group".
In late May, Chief Poundmaker and a number of Battleford area tribes surrendered to General Middleton.
Some area tribes — notably the Warfalla, Libya's largest tribe — have historic rivalries with the people of Misurata.
But area tribes, who have treaty fishing rights and traditions built around local salmon, point beyond scientific concerns.
A widely held theory — though unproven — is that colonists hitched themselves to area tribes and gradually assimilated.
Then the tribe began the process of speaking to elders and leaders in the Tseycum tribe, which has just 150 members, and other area tribes.
After pounding the city with rockets, mortar shells and sniper fire for nearly two months, killing hundreds, the government announced Friday that it would pull back its forces from Misurata to let area tribes move in.
Area tribes and other groups have vowed to sue if and when Trump makes an official announcement.
In 2002, the federal government, under Interior Secretary Gale Norton, provided full water deliveries to irrigators as the drought continued; despite the fact that Klamath area tribes have treaty rights that predate the settlement of the farmers.
The Masai Mara is named after the Masai people, the ancestral habitants of the area, tribes which by the way you can still visit today and it's a very enriching experience.
"That's where you can read some of his hard words on Native American people". Cruz told The Times he also objected to a Twain quote about Lake Tahoe in which he refers to the Washoe as the "digger tribe". The phrase applied to some area tribes that dug roots for food.
