The phrase "a global constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals or organizations that share common interests or goals on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The organization aims to build a global constituency that advocates for climate change action."
Alternatives: "an international audience" or "a worldwide supporter base".
This international networking will definitely help build a global constituency which supports sustainability, violence prevention, and empowerment of disadvantaged people by lobbying efforts, initiating educational and media projects.
World Ocean Observatory provides links and proactive services to aquariums, science centers, educational institutions, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and individuals to build public awareness and a global constituency for the ocean.
In that context, the U.N. conferences in Lima and Paris over the next year are best viewed as venues to promote strategies such as Cap & Share and to build a global constituency for a Global Climate Trust.
And it is for that reason, in our 57th year, that UNICEF staff are on the front lines of the battle for child rights, working to build a global constituency dedicated to the proposition that that the well-being of the world's children is everybody's business, from the family and the grassroots to the highest levels of government.
Falun Gong founder Li Hongzhi has lived in the United States since 1996, and Falun Gong has a sizable global constituency.
In all, the children represented 154 countries, forming a truly global constituency.
But there's been a surprising twist in the life of the classic book: "A Pattern Language" is becoming a dot-com, one that may serve as a launchpad to build the kind of global constituency Mr. Alexander has always hoped for.
Can the development of Internet architecture (for example, the assignment of domain names) be legitimately overseen by non-governmental bodies comprising competing power bases of the technical elite, business professionals, and individuals representing a global user constituency?
Can the development of Internet architecture (for example, the assignment of domain names) be legitimately overseen by non-governmental bodies comprising complete power bases of the technical elite, business professionals, and individuals representing a global user constituency?
Java has a global developer constituency, a mature enterprise application foundation, and with JavaFX and associated tools for both NetBeans and Eclipse, a framework for extending the browser in much the same way Microsoft is doing with Silverlight and Adobe with Flash.
Last year the company launched 10 global constituency groups focused on increasing diversity at Merck.
