The phrase "a more stable world" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the concept of global stability, peace, or security in various contexts, such as politics, economics, or environmental issues.
Example: "Through international cooperation and dialogue, we can strive for a more stable world where conflicts are resolved peacefully."
Alternatives: "a more secure world" or "a more balanced world".
He outlines the hard choices we need to make to ensure a more stable world economy and restore lasting prosperity.
True security will only be achieved if we use all our resources – aid, diplomacy, our military prowess – to help bring about a more stable world.
His credo could be summed up by his claim that nations acting in their own self-interest create a more stable world.
Socialists, like conservatives, spoke of deregulation and decentralization, negotiating a more stable world monetary order, protecting French interests in Africa and the Middle East and maintaining nuclear independence.
More broadly, clean energy would help create a more stable world order since it is the fastest way to provide energy access to the global poor — boosting currently missing economic opportunities and capacity (Alstone, Gershenson and Kammen, 2015.
But to achieve any moves towards a more stable world, there should be questions asked in the UK and Europe on Nato: its domination by the Pentagon, its global reach and its dangerous nuclear policies.
There was a widespread view among those attending (including non-Muslims) that Islamic finance could provide one possible way out of the current malaise and become an important foundation in a new, more stable world economic order.
But delivered smartly, development assistance has a vital role to play in building a safer, more stable world.
If that continued, she said, "this would be a much more stable world".
Grandpa, did you do all you could to leave me a safer, more stable world, with new sources of energy?
As in 1930, the Skidelskys say, the short-term need to get the global economy moving again should not deflect policy-makers from reforms that will lay the foundations of a saner, more stable world.
