The phrase "a global gathering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or meeting that involves participants from around the world.
Example: "The conference will be a global gathering of experts in climate change to discuss innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "an international assembly of" or "a worldwide meeting of".
Nor, he made clear, was it even certain whether the basis existed for convening another "primates' meeting"—a global gathering of slightly lesser status which would normally take place every couple of years.
Our effort, however, was always about a global gathering of talented people with a conscience".
This annual conference is a global gathering of the world's leading scholars and practitioners.
"We are all Thatcherites now!" Peter Mandelson, the guru of New Labour in Britain, once declared ahead of a global gathering of "Third Way" leaders.
Last month, the former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met privately with Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, a global gathering of foreign-policy glitterati.
Unearthing a silenced past, a global gathering of essayists here reimagine the war from a variety of vantage points, vying to claim a priority in suffering for their own countries.
At this meeting, held in Paris on October 4, the leaders demanded a global gathering to consider the formation of a new world financial system to replace the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement, which had formed the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
And, strikingly, nowhere was that more evident than at WPP's Stream event, which has come to be an extraordinary global gathering of innovators, not to mention a great generator of stories itself.
A global gathering in Copenhagen at the end of the year will probably put that right by bringing standing forests into the climate-change game, and into the global carbon-trading system.Whether for ethical reasons, or to get a toehold in what will soon be a vast global market, institutions and individuals have started investing in "voluntary" efforts to keep trees intact, outside the UN framework.
As well as Irish Catholics, including thousands who travelled from Northern Ireland for the event, the crowd in Dublin included about 20,000 pilgrims from all over the world attending the Catholic church's World Meeting of Families, a global gathering held every three years.
It is time for global gathering of economic policymakers to rebalance a system thrown dangerously off kilter by decades of dogmatic financial deregulation.
