1. to remove or separate from a particular place or location; to cause to no longer be confined to one area
Usage: British English spelling (American English: delocalizes); third person singular present tense
2. in chemistry and physics, to distribute or spread (electrons or charge) over a wider region rather than keeping them localized
Usage: technical/scientific; third person singular present tense

Examples

• The company delocalises its manufacturing operations to reduce costs.
• Remote work delocalises employment, allowing people to live anywhere.
• The new policy delocalises decision-making authority from the central office.
• In aromatic compounds, the pi electrons delocalises across the ring structure.
• Urban sprawl delocalises the traditional downtown business district.
• The organization delocalises its services to reach more communities.