The phrase "a global area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific region or zone that encompasses multiple countries or continents, often in discussions about international issues or global studies.
Example: "The research focused on environmental changes in a global area affected by climate change."
Alternatives: "an international region" or "a worldwide zone".
Damage detection in wind turbine blades requires the ability to distinguish local faults over a global area.
The general mission of Nato was officially changed to a mandate to protect "crucial infrastructure" of the global energy system, sea lanes and pipelines, giving it a global area of operations.
Ultimately, WiMax proponents hope to establish a global area network in which signals could reach, for instance, the entire continental United States, including the many rural and suburban areas to which land-based broadband providers do not run cable.
Given the generous estimate on which the original map from ref. 4 is based, since it includes in many areas (where data are missing) also histosols and gleysols, we rescaled the peatland areas on a global area estimate based on what is reported in the table from ref. 4, updated with the tropical area reported by ref. 5 plus the area reported by ref. 6.
A recent meta-analysis, which pooled the results of eight recent studies, confirmed the excellent value of PLR to predict fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients with a global area under the receiver operating characteristic curve of 0.95 [51].
To accommodate place & route, it should be noted that, based on previous design experience, we estimated an increase in area equivalent to 20% (after final validation, we realized that it could have been approximately 19%), which corresponds to a global area of 7.4 mm2 for the optimized 45 FUs architecture.
The ability to isolate the contributions from temperature, drought, and fire in the meridional distribution of CO2 was lost when these data were aggregated to a global, area-weighted CO2 time series.
In 2000, they found that intact forest landscapes covered a total global area of 12.8 million square kilometers, or nearly 5 million square miles.
The opportunity for the distribution of such viruses over a large global area is of concern to public health.
Leverington, F., Costa, K. L., Pavese, H., Lisle, A. & Hockings, M. A global analysis of protected area management effectiveness.
The Oracle instance is effectively an instantiation on a server of the shared global area plus a number of processes.
