The phrase "a good globally" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express something positive on a global scale, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The initiative has been recognized as a good globally, improving lives in many countries."
Alternatives: "a positive impact worldwide" or "beneficial on a global scale".
In the three countries, an apparent convergence in trade, tourism and health ministry priorities is taking place, reflective of growing acceptance of health as a private good globally.
This isn't a matter of being an altruist, or being a good citizen globally.
There is a whole world outside the corporate mothership where things are being done and made, and to be able to have a good trawl globally of what is going on is an extremely useful exercise".
"Astraea has made significant achievements, placing the UK industry in a good position globally on unmanned aircraft and the development of regulations for their civil use," he said.
If better working conditions, sustainable production, or ethical supply chains are ways in which a brand can enhance its reputation, appeal and value, then doing good globally can be good for business.
But yes, we need to move away from rote learning and structures that no longer have relevance in a 21st-century world, and give students the tools they need to become critical thinkers, problem solvers, and good, globally competent citizens.
On the one hand, it sounds like a good news story: Globally, the proportion of people who are underweight has declined, dropping about 5% in the last 4 decades.
It's the day pie lovers embrace the (other) Pi (3.14...), transforming March 14th into a good reason to globally celebrate Pi with pie.
If you own a small business in the U.S., do you export your goods globally?
After liberalisation, India started to market its goods globally, but everything looked derivative.
