The phrase "a global harmonization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of aligning standards, practices, or regulations on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The organization aims to achieve a global harmonization of environmental policies to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "worldwide standardization" or "international alignment".
Global "harmonization" of intellectual property laws has been a top American policy priority in recent years, but trade secrets are still at a disadvantage.
Machine communications require low-cost, ubiquitous coverage, 10-year battery life, and global harmonization.
Regulatory requirements for biosimilars are evolving, as are global harmonization and/or standardization strategies that can facilitate their robust clinical development.
If a Party specific harmonization factor had been used and projections of LULUCF emissions and removals had been scaled using the same harmonization factor, the same conclusions concerning Parties emission reduction from the LULUCF sector would have been drawn, if the global harmonization factor had been used.
Because the regulatory environment is evolving rapidly toward global harmonization (several ICH guidelines have now been adopted by TPP) and mutual recognition between different health authorities across the world, it is a major challenge for the DRA professional to keep abreast of policy changes and determine how these changes affect the approval process.
The global harmonization factor was calculated as the difference between the global FAOSTAT estimate, and the sum of net LULUCF emissions derived for the 106 Parties that explicitly state in their INDC submission that the LULUCF sector is covered (see Table 1, two left columns).
Integrating China into the international toxicity testing and regulatory framework would demonstrate the material benefits of global harmonization.
Relationships with cloud computing operators that provide distributed information platforms will allow the launch of transformative demonstration projects, first, to create the technical standards for data sharing and, second, to foster testing of processes for the global harmonization of ethics frameworks.
Through OECD's joint EDTA working group a global platform for the harmonization and general acceptance of tests to assess the potential of chemicals to interact with the endocrine system has been generated.
A global discussion of standards harmonization relating to SRM may result in other tangible benefits to society, including the potential evolution of a common language and framework for risk assessment and a debate on the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to risk management.
