The phrase "a global requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a necessity or standard that applies universally across different countries or regions.
Example: "To ensure compliance with international standards, we must adhere to a global requirement for data protection."
Alternatives: "an international standard" or "a worldwide necessity".
The International Maritime Organisation has set a global requirement for 0.5% sulphur in fuel by 2020.
"The example here would be Coke, which is rolling out a global requirement that all of its 900-plus bottling plants assess their source water, the water's vulnerability, and risks they face," says Brooke Barton, senior manager of Ceres' water programme.
Aquaculture of piscivorous fish is in continual expansion resulting in a global requirement to reduce the dependence on wild caught fish for generation of fishmeal and fish oil.
With the continual expansion of aquaculture of piscivorous fish there is a global requirement to reduce the dependence on wild caught fish for the generation of fishmeal and fish oil.
What makes these problems interesting is the interplay of two different type of constraints: each vertex locally prescribes the constraint that it has to be even/balanced, while retaining connectivity is a global requirement.
On the other hand, a global equality requirement will strike many as deeply counterintuitive because it seems to impose very demanding requirements on prosperous individuals and nations to share their wealth with less prosperous strangers in distant lands.
However, a global barrier requirement cannot be defined, but has to be on one hand established in direct relationship between intrinsic stability of the device and on the other hand on the targeted lifetime and operating conditions.
"Any global requirement must differentiate between banks exposed to a lot of risk and those that are not," Mr. Sato said.
His deep understanding of international business and his record of achievement in change management are particularly relevant to Rolls-Royce as we build our business and respond to the growing global requirement for our technology.
In order to meet the growing global requirement for affordable missions beyond Low Earth Orbit, two types of platform are under design at the Surrey Space Centre.
The legally global requirement is defined as follows: LG-Enforceable ⇔ ∃ σ ′, σ < σ ′ ( ∀ α, ∀ d ) Ob ( α < d, σ ) → Fulfil α < d, σ ′ ∧ Permitted σ ′.
