The phrase "a global rivalry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a competition or conflict that spans across countries or regions, often involving major powers or entities.
Example: "The ongoing trade disputes between the two nations have escalated into a global rivalry that affects economies worldwide."
Alternatives: "an international competition" or "a worldwide contest".
Team USA plays Japan on Sunday in a World Baseball Classic semifinal matchup that has developed into a global rivalry.
And we conclude that the world as it is — in this case, a global rivalry between two nuclear powers in an escalating arms race — is acceptable (provided that the policy changes we recommend are adopted).
And we conclude that the world as it is in this case, a global rivalry between two nuclear powers in an escalating arms race is acceptable (provided that the policy changes we recommend are adopted).
But it has become a new flashpoint in the global rivalry between Beijing and Washington, as the US struggles to develop a coherent strategy to deal with China's rising influence in Latin America.
During the period of the Cold War, from the end of World War II until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in a global military rivalry.
The US and China have shrugged off rules and constraints that have kept their 21st-century global rivalry in check, opening the way for an escalating conflict on many fronts that neither side appears willing or able to stop.
At the core, his approach is still animated by global rivalry with the Soviet Union.
The global rivalry of bean versus leafEXACTLY 240 years ago today, uppity colonists barely disguised as Mohawk Indians defied the crown and ruined the private property of English merchants by dumping 342 chests of perfectly good tea into Boston harbour.
Yet in this most recent global rivalry of representation, this tradition has been eclipsed.
At the heart of the trade conflict is global rivalry between the world's largest and second-largest economies, with the United States alarmed by China's plans to be a world leader in key high-tech industries by 2025.
The war in Syria is made up of layers of conflict, which connect up to regional and global rivalries.
