The phrase "around locally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is happening or existing in a nearby area or community.
Example: "The festival will feature local artists showcasing their work around locally to promote community engagement."
Alternatives: "in the area" or "in the vicinity".
"And we imagine [the OMEGAs] distributed around, locally distributed... or franchised and monitored by fishermen". But the technology faces challenges.
Fooling around locally as a stand-up comedian had bolstered his confidence, he said, and taught him how far he could or couldn't go with a joke.
Aaron Dicks: I looked around locally and realised there was a gap in the market for a full-service agency.
On a recent Saturday, customers crowded around locally sourced soapstone bar tops like they would at any tavern.
Checking around locally, I saw a bed that looked much the same in MFI in Clapham High Street for £189, with mattress.
Instead of forking out for insurance, shop around locally to find an independent repair company which may be able to fix the fault much more cheaply.
They may not be able to prevent females from sleeping around -- locally -- but they are clearly effective studs, perhaps because they can sense when a female is at her peak fertility and monopolize her then.
Thus locally (around the protein) L3 looks like the disoriented lamellar phase over distance of the persistance length.
This response was organized around a locally driven agenda for clinical care, with corresponding attunement to local research priorities and to economic and human resource constraints.
The high absorption occurs only within a narrow frequency band around the locally resonant frequency.
In Gross's box office hit (the film grossed around $2m locally) Blinky faced down maniacal lumberjacks who chopped up his forest home.
