The phrase "a global method for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that is applicable on a worldwide scale or in an international context.
Example: "The researchers developed a global method for addressing climate change that can be implemented in various countries."
Alternatives: "an international approach to" or "a worldwide strategy for".
In this article a global method for master-slave synchronization of nonlinear systems is provided.
In [15], Lu, Li and Su applied the homotopy continuation method to give a constructive proof of Mawhin's continuation theorem in [20], and thus established a global method for finding periodic solutions of ordinary differential equations (systems).
We present here a global method for simultaneously finding and fitting of an elliptic or circular contour against a dark interior, which produces consistently accurate results even under non-ideal recording conditions, such as reflections near and over the boundary, droopy eye lids, or the sudden formation of tears.
National Contact Points were supposed to be a global method of holding corporations responsible for their behaviour.
Morgan MY, Madden AM, Soulsby CT, Morris RW. Derivation and validation of a new global method for assessing nutritional status in patients with cirrhosis.
A more global method for interrogating the data presented in this report is to make use of web-delivered tools to discover possible networks or canonical pathways.
Possible future work could explore hierarchical global methods for hardware implementations.
Finally we design a global optimization method for problem (QPOP) by combining the new (strongly or ε-strongly) local optimization method and an auxiliary function.
The Vitkup Lab developed GLOBUS, a global probabilistic method for reconstructing cellular metabolic networks, and applied it to design new drugs for malaria and understand cancer metabolism.
This paper presents a global optimization method for designing the cross-section of channel beams subjected to uniformly distributed transverse loading.
This contribution introduces a global optimization method for indirect evaporative cooling systems with coupled heat and mass transfer processes based on the entransy theory to improve their energy efficiency.
