The phrase "a global scale of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or magnitude of something in relation to the entire world or a worldwide context.
Example: "The research findings indicate that climate change is affecting ecosystems on a global scale of unprecedented proportions."
Alternatives: "worldwide extent of" or "international level of".
Today we can see an almost laboratory experiment on a global scale of why Keynes was right and his detractors wrong.
That "we" are the beneficiaries of the sufferings of others a recognition of the reconstitution on a global scale of relationships familiar here only two generations ago, upon the dismantling of which we could not sufficiently congratulate ourselves.
Later, he described the enemy as "little bands of individuals, literally criminal minded," mentioned "a force" that might take over the Middle East and said that the "credibility on a global scale" of American power was at stake.
Their combination of realism and idealism means that their work is a constant operation of fancy footwork at a global scale, of outsmarting and outmanoeuvring the forces behind their commissions, at the same time that they understand them and harness their energy.
Several of the observatories of the INTERMAGNET network have been reconfigured since 2010 to a 1-Hz recording, which has made their data suitable for studies on a global scale of most of the rapid geomagnetic variations caused by external sources (e.g., Kleimenova et al. 2013, 2014) and even development of new substorm indices (Nosé et al. 2012).
"There is increasing awareness on a global scale of the mind-body connection and the implications for psychological and physical health," she said.
A global scaling of the intensity was applied.
Ambitious companies want to operate on a global scale, to take advantage of global markets, global procurement and global production.
For an elite (when considered on a global scale) class of literate people, the diminution of power of real literary or even journalistic talent feels like an amputation.
On a global scale, one of the main causes of climate change is land-use change, and particularly changing land from forest to agriculture.
On a global scale, some of the largest companies point out that it's actually a mix of skills and backgrounds that are crucial to expanding their global business, but attaining this kind of diversity is difficult. .
