The phrase "a global exercise of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a widespread or collective action, initiative, or practice that involves multiple countries or regions.
Example: "The conference aimed to promote a global exercise of cooperation among nations to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a worldwide demonstration of" or "an international application of".
As part of a global exercise on priority setting for health policy and research on ATM in LMICs, coordinated by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research AHPSRR) [ 13], two studies involving Latin American and the Caribbean (LAC) LMICs were carried out by researchers from the Sergio Arouca National School of Public Health, Brazil.
This study aims to rank policy concerns and policy-related research issues in order to identify policy and research gaps on access to medicines (ATM) in low- and middle-income countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), as perceived by policy makers, researchers, NGO and international organization representatives, as part of a global prioritization exercise.
For global exercises, awareness of national and regional research priorities is important in reaching an inclusive research agenda that is relevant for national and regional contexts [ 1, 72].
They were categorised by a single observer who made a global judgment of all exercise diaries with some adjustment for pattern of regularity.
One is that the savage falls in industrial production in every continent might be part of a global stock clearing exercise and that once this process is over, firms will need to start expanding output even to meet lower levels of demand.
This mission is accomplished by orchestrating a global portfolio of surveillance projects, capacity-building efforts, outbreak investigations and training exercises.
Pain scoring is a global rating of pain during the past week, thus including pain during activities and global well-being, aspects that can be expected to improve by both types of exercise.
Alongside the WHO's technical mandate, it is arguable that this statement had the power to influence global opinion i.e. an exercise of power as thought control.
It's a different exercise, of course.
This is a rhetorical exercise, of course.
