The phrase "a global candidate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is being considered for a position or role that has an international scope or relevance.
Example: "In our search for a new CEO, we are looking for a global candidate who can navigate the complexities of international markets."
Alternatives: "an international candidate" or "a worldwide candidate".
It is clear that Barack Obama personal narrative reflects a much more global candidate than the US presidential roster has ever experienced.
He added that the new integrated reasoning section was intended partly in order to help assess the new, more global, candidate pool.
With aim of identifing global candidate genes and new pathways related to IMF deposition in chicken breast, Agilent cDNA microarray analyses were performed with both fast- and slow- growing breeds.
Unlike illustrations given in the previous section, we do not consider the case of measuring influence between two users but rather global candidates' influence in the network.
The presented results do not provide the global candidates influence in the network, since different rankings for each relation are given, while our method (Table 10) allows us to to obtain a unique ranking that takes into account all the considered criteria.
The program is a global, crowdsourced drug candidate search.
Because this algorithm calculates a global similarity among candidate and known disease genes on whole network and therefore not only genes directly connected to disease genes are considered, but also indirect ones.
These could include more dramatic economic news; a global event, a candidate misstep, Romney's vice-presidential pick or the debates.
In order to derive a global list of candidate IL-3 targets, we conducted kinetic microarrays [30] in which 32Dcl3 cells were washed free of IL-3, exposed to actinomycin D to stop transcription and then treated with either IL-3-replete or IL-3-deficient medium (Supplemental Figure S1).
After performing a whole-genome search, a global ranking of candidate genes was obtained by combining all the database-specific similarity scores into a single similarity score based on order statistics, as proposed by [ 19].
