The phrase "a globalized way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is influenced by or applicable to a global context.
Example: "In today's interconnected world, businesses must adopt a globalized way of thinking to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "an international approach" or "a worldwide method".
Such a solution, they wrote, would reflect the globalized way that companies actually do business now.
That the movement bases itself on social media points to the fact that Mexico's civil society -- especially its youth -- has comfortably adjusted to the new "globalized" way to do things (and politics) differently from its archaic and conservative politicos.
Dr. Simon figures that if the big fix for a globalized food market is way beyond him, at least some farmers and consumers who care about sustainable, local agriculture and the rural landscape and economy that depends on it can find ways to go around a broken system.
In this way a globalized system of DRM was able to very quickly enable a diverse set of international stakeholders to self-synchronize as they reacted to the many implications of this disaster.
In a globalized economy and rapidly changing ways of doing business, these skills are more important than ever.
In a globalized society, exports is the only way to bring in money to any said state ( i.e. The state of the United States of America).
A globalized world economy needs global power sources.
They have seen their indigenous ways of phrasing, articulation and sound neutralized and denatured by a globalized, one-size-fits-all operatic style.
But long-term, openness with control is a more scalable way to handle communication in a globalized society.
He addresses France's integration into a globalized early modern economy in a methodology diverse way, drawing on intellectual, economic, and social history.
