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The phrase "local threats" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to potential risks or dangers that are specific to a particular area or community. Example: The town council held a meeting to discuss how to address the recent increase in local threats, such as burglaries and vandalism.
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Israel has recently had to deal with new local threats.
Benghazi was not infiltrated by Al Qaeda, but nonetheless contained grave local threats to American interests.
These are some of the local threats that affect individual coral reefs.
I Protect is the latest in a series of warning apps tailored to unique local threats.
Local threats include destructive fishing, uncontrolled coastal development, tourism and pollution.
Wilkinson, C. R. Global and local threats to coral reef functioning and existence: review and predictions.
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Here, we develop and operationalize a local threat assessment framework.
An audience member asked about the biggest local threat in Cornwall.
Recent large-scale analyses suggest that local management actions may not protect coral reefs from climate change, yet most local threat-reduction strategies have not been tested experimentally.
In the second half of the 20th century, the Australian political class still saw Russia as a local threat but this time through the prism of the cold war.
Any local threat – whether from fishing, from an oil spill, from rising temperatures, or even from physical destruction from a cyclone or tsunami – has the potential to wipe out the entire population".
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