The phrase "a global return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing worldwide outcomes, benefits, or effects, often in economic, environmental, or social discussions.
Example: "The initiative aims to create a global return on investment that benefits all participating countries."
Alternatives: "a worldwide benefit" or "an international yield".
Reviving the Invisible Hand is an uncompromising call for a global return to a classical liberal economic order, free of interference from governments and international organizations.
Committed to the idea of European reconstruction, he believed that a global return to the gold standard was a precondition of monetary stability, and that this would be possible only if Britain took the lead.
Scaling-up treatment of depression and anxiety: a global return on investment analysis.
First, meet the demands of a global return to the inner city, the largest since the Industrial Revolution.
Insights into the emotional dimensions of return were taken from a set of three nested studies using different research methods: an on-line survey on residential decision-making (n = 3692), a second on-line survey designed for global return migrants (n = 35) and four group interviews with global returnees.
This mixed-methods research with global return migrants to Vermont identified a set of shared values that draw returnees back to the state and a number of entangled emotions that characterize their return.
Working from an understanding of migration as a practice, this paper offers insight into the challenges of global return and suggests the need for additional research on the role of community space and emotional reflexivity in homecoming experiences.
The global return mechanism (31) takes this point to a point (Q_{C,varepsilon }) on (varSigma_{a}), where (Q_{C,0}) lies on the centre separatrix.
In an era of Three Tenors and Popera parades staged for maximum global return, this whitewashed Irish export is no surprise.
The emotional dimensions of moving are receiving increased attention from scholars of transnational migration, yet the experiences of global return migrants, especially to rural areas, remain under-represented in the literature.
Together with the information obtained from the global return mechanism, we are able to describe all observed local and global bifurcations in ((A,C)) parameter space.
