The phrase "grassroots community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people who come together at a local level to advocate for change or support a cause.
Example: "The grassroots community organized a rally to raise awareness about environmental issues in their town."
Alternatives: "local movement" or "community initiative."
There are grassroots community initiatives in Coventry that are living up to the CEMR ideals.
She thinks this happens, in part, because of a lack of grassroots community involvement in food insecurity forums.
"Secondly, we want to remind MPs about what's good about grassroots community campaigning, which this bill threatens to constrain.
Most adventure playgrounds emerged in the 60s, 70s and 80s through grassroots community action in desperately deprived areas.
He praised the ward, a deprived, multicultural inner-city area, for its community cohesion and vibrant grassroots community infrastructure.
"FFA welcomes today's election commitments, but urges both sides to increase funding to grassroots community football facilities,' Gallop said.
The announcement represents an important victory for the grassroots community group TakeAction Minnesota, which had been pressuring the company to change.
From the same source: One aspect of this is mediating cases at the grassroots, community level to decrease the number of disputes that turn into litigation.
After literally decades of organizing and failed attempts, a consortium of grassroots community groups finally succeeded in getting Proposition 3 on today's ballot.
Why can't local authorities in partnership with grassroots community organisations develop their own independent reports to be debated in parliament, council chambers and youth parliament forums?
The 'MFLtwitterati' – a grassroots community of UK-based modern foreign language teachers on Twitter – has proved to be an invaluable testbed for ideas on using new technologies.
