The phrase "a global sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a worldwide context or environment, often in discussions about international relations, economics, or cultural exchanges.
Example: "The conference aimed to address issues affecting a global sphere, emphasizing the need for cooperation among nations."
Alternatives: "an international arena" or "a worldwide domain".
She told CNN she'd like "to show that Pakistani women are strong and we can definitely do a lot to represent the nation on a global sphere".
In it she described the work of a little known Jesuit priest and paleontologist, Teilhard de Chardin, who 50 years earlier described a global sphere of thought, the "living unity of a single tissue" containing our collective thoughts, experiences and consciousness.
To fulfill our duty, we must stay aware of our emotional motivations lest we unconsciously act out inner strife on a global sphere.
This is a "bottom up" approach, focused on understanding and working with the problem on a very local level, and scaling up to promote a more global sphere of influence by learning from this approach, and identifying and documenting implications for either policy or practice transfer to other locations.
Applicants should consider their innovation as primarily impacting MIT learners, but must address how the project proposed could fit into a more global sphere.
Contemporary political philosophers had focused their theorizing about justice almost exclusively within the state, but the last twenty years or so has seen a marked extension to the global sphere, with a huge expansion in the array of topics covered.
"As soon as the new government is formed, it will enter the global sphere with a power that is 10 times greater than that of the West and overthrow the West from its hegemonic position," he said.
Through these reductions, the global sphere has become a social space in its own right and is not any more simply a collection of smaller geographical units like nations, countries and regions, but rather a spatial unit itself.
What allows Rosewater to earn its optimism is that it's a movie very much about a global political sphere that has been rocked by an explosion of media.
Motoatsu Sakurai, the president of the society, said, "Miwako is a well-regarded curator, who has an intimate knowledge of the New York art scene and a broad perspective of Japanese art in the global sphere".
It stated that 'in a globalised world, it is hard to separate national or EU-wide actions from the global sphere, as global health issues have an impact on internal community health policy and vice versa' (4).
