The phrase "use of local languages" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice of using languages that are native or commonly spoken in a particular region or community. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "Promoting the use of local languages can help preserve and celebrate the cultural diversity of a community."
Multiculturalism was a strength of the Eastern Church, which encouraged the liturgical use of local languages.
He said that he believed the use of local languages on the Web would soar even as more Indians strived to learn English.
Use of local languages, rather than Latin, was encouraged, ritual was made less elaborate and less deferential; the overall aim was greater involvement and understanding by the congregation.
To better reach his audience, he may communicate less in Latin (although the papal Twitter account is unlikely to change), and make greater use of local languages.
The use of local languages remains strong, although French has become the lingua franca through its prevalence in the educational system.
The MIT-Haiti Initiative is forging a model of the use of local languages such as Kreyòl as the primary language of instruction at all educational levels.
"He expertly handles the use of local language and dialect, and as his career progressed he became increasingly experimental with his narration, to the extent that he once even made himself a character in one of his novels," said Hockx.
It might be due to two main reasons: assessment of writing skills only and use of local language in instruction as both the teacher educators and prospective teachers share same local language in Pakistan.
The use of local language in local print, television, and electronic media is important.
This calls for the use of local language words as prefixes, ' Nighoni-Shugar' by Bafut people.
Use of local language and the DVD: Having the TB DVDs recorded in the local language was a key feature of the project.
