regionally

regional | Business English

regional
adjective
uk /ˈriːdʒənəl/us
relating to or coming from a particular part of a country or a particular part of the world:
a regional director/manager
regional demand/distribution
a regional economy/market
National advertising has been much harder hit than regional advertising.
Starting new stores in new markets involves setting up regional offices and launching marketing campaigns.
used to describe a company or an organization that operates in a particular part of a country rather than the whole country:
regional businesses/companies
a regional bank/newspaper

regionally

adverb/ˈriːdʒənəli/
a regionally based organization

Examples of regional

regional
In theory, village development plans flow up through district and regional development committees to the central government.
However, regional enlargement for each of a set of interlinked regions may not be the norm.
Thus, the latter method is more appropriate to appraise a party's regional electoral strength.
Here we define a party's regional strength as its relative electoral performance in a region compared to its national performance.
This article has shown that the regional status of schistosomiasis has remained fluid over the last 80 years of observation.
The split removed an incentive to behave moderately as there were no longer national politicians but only regional ones.
Thus, direct or tacit pronatalism survived because of historically specific, regional demands for labor.
At shorter, regional scales (equivalent to 10-15 times the ice thickness), however, the relationship was less convincing.
These figures may stand out in a regional context, but have not been achieved through structural change.
This is consistent with the contraction of the regional system and a reduction in the production of export goods.
Thus, partial tolerance becomes the perfect alibi for generalized prejudice against the regional varieties and praise of the standard.
Although vasodilatation may improve peripheral blood flow, it may also cause shunting which can result in regional tissue hypoxia.
The poverty gap measure reveals a similar pattern of greater sensitivity of poverty at the regional and community levels than at the national level.
The main gap in the approach still remains the link with the non-agricultural dimensions of regional poverty.
Chapter 4 of the book discusses societal factors in the rivalry for a strong regional presence.
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