The phrase "a framework for a global" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing structures or systems designed to support or facilitate global initiatives or standards.
Example: "The organization is developing a framework for a global response to climate change."
Alternatives: "a structure for international" or "a system for worldwide".
The plans come amid a last-ditch effort to rescue collapsed talks aimed at agreeing upon a framework for a global trade accord in Hong Kong in December.
A final draft of the agreement for the compensation program, called Reducing Emissions From Deforestation and Forest Degradation, or REDD, is to be given on Wednesday to ministers of the nearly 200 countries represented here to hammer out a framework for a global climate treaty.
Participants are trying to develop a framework for a global deal in 2015, that would be legally binding and applicable to all.
But they said the pact establishes a framework for a truly global response to what they described as the defining challenge of our time.
Grainger, A. & Obersteiner, M. A framework for structuring the global forest monitoring landscape in the REDD+ era, Environmental Science and Policy 14, 127 139 (2011).
The meeting is a warm-up to the Copenhagen Climate Conference in December, where nations hope to set carbon-reduction goals for the next decade and, potentially, create a framework for an expanded global carbon market in which the U.S. would fully participate.
Thus the question is whether establishing a framework for capping global warming emissions, albeit a compromised one, is better than waiting and hoping that the next Congress (or the next one or the next one after that) will have the political will to do what scientists say is truly needed.
As a framework for considering global health anationally, a 15° latitude and longitude grid has been used, containing 240 anational sectors (which are referred to as 'ansectors'ansectors
Lastly, this study provides a framework for defining global Pisum germplasm which will be useful for designing core collections.
At national or regional levels, the development of 'pathfinders' through research and consultation processes could provide a framework for future global health strategies.
Last year, the Group of 20 economic powers agreed on a framework for "rebalancing" the global economy as part of their response to the global financial crisis.
