The phrase "a global transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or shifts that affect the entire world or a large part of it.
Example: "The advent of digital technology has led to a global transformation in how we communicate and conduct business."
Alternatives: "a worldwide change" or "an international shift".
Brand says that he is qualified to lead a global transformation, not because of the quality of his thought, but because he has transformed his private life.
But the promise of a global transformation is gone.
To make sense of what is happening, one must appreciate that we are in the middle of a global transformation.
It seems unlikely that Andrew Smith will ever be seen as the catalyst for as dramatic a global transformation.
A global transformation in the way human societies produce and consume energy is underway, with serious implications for fossil fuel investments.
When you're looking at a global transformation, you don't know exactly how you're going to make money on the other side.
Lemma Given a parameterized frame matrix A∈G and a fixed element B∈G, the Cartan matrix is invariant under the group action B from the right: C AB) = C(A) (Guggenheimer 1977) Result: The frame matrix function determines a curve modulo a fixed global transformation of the group of plane affine motions SA(2).
Henry: You refer to the beginning of a massive global transformation to re-establish a healthy balance between human civilisation and the future.
If the Copenhagen Accord is to serve as the basis for something more robust and meaningful -- something that builds on individual national commitments to create a collective, global transformation -- then we need to take these easy steps and demonstrate that we all, truly, are beginning to understand that a low-carbon future is in our own best interest.
For star-shaped geometry, we propose an explicit global transformation map which can be easily differentiated and inverted.
Globalization, understood as a worldwide transformation whereby global processes and decisions increasingly influence national ones, has challenged the idea that international or global health can simply concern developing countries.
