The phrase "a global comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an analysis or evaluation that encompasses multiple countries or regions on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The study provides a global comparison of healthcare systems, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each."
Alternatives: "an international comparison" or "a worldwide comparison".
In 2011-12 Oxford came ninth in a global comparison of university philanthropic funding, behind eight North American universities.
A global comparison of garbageNOTHING evokes environmental degradation and poverty quite so vividly as pictures of slum-dwelling children scavenging through mounds of steaming waste for items to sell.
"Privacy laws: A global comparison".
Obviously, this is just a global comparison for the whole video.
Therefore, it is essential to investigate the total energy consumption to make a global comparison with the conventional process.
DoubleClick's dudPrivacy reform could help online ad firms The end of privacyOn the Web, no one is anonymous Big brother, big bucksPrivacy laws: A global comparison.
Thus, in a global comparison and particularly with the REACH Regulation, the by far highest requirements to the safety of chemicals are made in Europe.
Based on statistical indicators and desk research on the situation of the European transport sector in a global comparison, SWOT aspects were deduced.
In this paper, a global comparison is made between vertically mounted bifacial modules facing East West and conventionally mounted mono-facial modules.
To make a global comparison, a team led by Robin Dunbar, a bioanthropologist at the University of Liverpool, U.K., and Didier Sornette, a physicist at CNRS, Nice, France, pooled 61 anthropological studies of social networks from around the world.
Table 3 A global comparison between FWT and FFT coarse sensing methods FWT FFT Better at obtaining a higher Pd which is important to satisfy the required primary user QoS.
