The phrase "local selection" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of selecting something based on factors or preferences within a particular area or community. For example, "The restaurant's menu includes a variety of dishes that reflect the local selection of ingredients and flavors."
The strength of selection required for this mechanism to prevail indicates that the barley became locally adapted in the region in response to a local selection pressure.
This dynamics is best investigated with populations from locally dominant hosts in islands with long histories of local selection.
Our findings fit the general prediction that selective pressures frequently vary in space, often resulting in local selection of ecologically adaptive traits [ 1].
Moreover, spatially heterogeneous local selection pressures can constrain global spread of rescue mutations arising in locally adapted genetic backgrounds (Schiffers et al. 2013; Bourne et al. 2014).
The jewel of the local selection — the one parents occasionally base moving decisions upon — is Public School 321 on Seventh Avenue.
Under the law, school boards and a local selection committee conduct a search and submit as many as four finalists to the chancellor.
Indeed many are there because they convinced their local selection committees, in the party's leftie days, that they were against everything for which their new leader now stands.
When Austria was preparing for the 1954 World Cup against a local selection in Innsbruck, at the scoreline of 14-0 a bored Happel put the ball in his own net from 20 metres out".
His mostly local selection is as varied in style and texture as any French plateau de fromages and excellent with a dark, oaky petite syrah from Mexico (all wines are available by the glass).
Gene flow among hotspots and coldspots will further change the local selection pressures.
Pollution with anthropogenic toxicants may create pronounced environmental gradients that impose strong local selection pressures.
