"locally specific" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is particular to a specific region or local area. For example, "The pattern of rainfall in this region is locally specific and varies greatly from other parts of the country."
Thus, they can be replicated in different localities, generating locally specific outcome valuations.
They also need to be locally specific.
"Because it's 'The Magic Flute,' it's about illusion and transformation and not about being locally specific," Ms. Taymor said.
ODI concluded that political uses of PSNP "appear to be locally specific rather than pervasive or systematic".
Another reason, though, is that few things are less commercially exploitable – especially in the American market – than the locally specific present.
"Ecological change is as varied and locally specific as the heterogeneous social and physical environments in which it takes place," the book claims.
This approach helped the study to assess how vulnerability and resilience are conceived in local contexts, examine locally-specific impacts of flooding, and factors that shape the resilience of households in the face of this disaster.
"Their goal was to create a meaningful art experience that promoted social change with locally-specific environmental issues and active engagement with the local community.
It claims that the latest closures come on top of the closure of 150 local newspaper titles since 2008, "with many more reducing the frequency of publication or the range of locally-specific news coverage".
Brunello, itself, is a locally-specific clone of that classic Tuscan grape, Sangiovese.
This work is the first to use locally-specific data for an emergency management decision support system.
