The phrase "a global environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the worldwide context or setting in which events, actions, or phenomena occur.
Example: "In a global environment, businesses must adapt to diverse cultural and economic conditions to succeed."
Alternatives: "an international context" or "a worldwide setting".
Vast numbers of viruses elude our antidotes in a global environment increasingly favorable to the spread of infectious disease.
He cares about the city and wonders if we just don't understand our place in a global environment.
That perspective suggests a human population and a global environment in which exposure to radiation is constant and significant.
It will not be able to do so in a global environment of spiraling debt, austerity and protectionism.
In many ways this makes sense, but in a global environment of intensifying scarcities, giving priority to local needs is unlikely to be a recipe for harmony.
Tech helps you operate more easily in a global environment, when you have the mobile connectivity and the speed that's needed".
The plan also describes a long-term goal of creating a global environment that would be hostile to terrorism, the officials said.
With the global goals, there is room for everyone to improve and, in a global environment and interconnected community, we need everyone to improve.
But now that Chinese companies operate in a global environment and raise capital on international stock exchanges, the China difference is proving intractable for some.
This doesn't mean that the BBC is less important – indeed, it may be more needed in a global environment characterised by erratic flows of globalised information.
"To ensure a global environment in which human society can bring security and prosperity to all its members, climate science tells us we must reduce carbon pollution dramatically.
