The phrase "local particularities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when speaking about the unique qualities of a certain local area or region. For example: "The local particularities of this small town make it a special place to live."
In practice the law mixes social and racial criteria, taking into account local particularities.
The vocabulary naturally has its local particularities, the various groups having lived under very different conditions.
Today, however, the region has emerged as the site of a remarkably complex new-media art culture, with endearing local particularities of content and style.
And they could help fulfill the promise of federalism, by organizing themselves around local particularities, rather than the national political divide.
A kind of beige global monoculture where local particularities are ironed out would be no kind of culture at all – but what Unsound does so well is to acknowledge locality and marry it to the universal.
"The way to spread trust and remove sectarian and ethnic fears completely is to call for the federalization of Iraq, which would preserve the denominational and local particularities for our people.
He is a superb reporter of cultural difference, separating local particularity from general attitudes with unfailing astuteness.
It sets out to destroy local particularity and our attachment to it, because if we remain attached to it we may not buy into the placeless nowhere civilisation that is being built around the globe in the name of money.
South Korea is not merely the "market of the future;" more precisely, Richard Min adds, it's "the convergence capital of the world," where an amazing infrastructure meets a density of population, revenues and culture that has the capability to create strong local particularity.
Instead, a producible fibre alignment is realised, which may include local fibre particularities and, hence, locally raised material efforts.
Some also cite districting and other local electoral particularities as factors.
