The phrase "a world that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a context or environment that includes certain elements or activities.
Example: "In a world that involves constant technological advancement, we must adapt to new challenges."
Alternatives: "a realm that encompasses" or "an environment that includes".
Fartlek is a common form of training around the world that involves alternating fast bursts of running with slow recovery jogs.
It is a fast-growing, hotly debated niche in the dental world that involves sedating adult patients with antianxiety drugs and sleeping pills for everything from routine cleanings and fillings to multiple root canals.
BASE stands for "building, antenna, span and earth". It's an extreme sport, often considered one of the most dangerous in the world, that involves free-falling from fixed structures, such as Angel Falls, the world's tallest waterfall.
His close contact and frequent correspondence with the pope in Rome reinforced a developing trend in the Frankish world that involved the increasing devotion to St. Peter and his vicar.
But it would also prevent the UK implementing any trade deals with other countries around the world that involve removing tariffs on goods.
Compared to some conflicts in the world that involve war, genocide or human trafficking, this seems like small potatoes.
Unity was meant as a tool for cooperation and it was motivated by the need for successful treatment prediction and control of complex phenomena in the real world that involved properties studied by different theories or sciences (from real forest fires to social policy): unity of science at the point of action (Cat, Cartwright and Chang 1996).
Or the agency could feasibly assist with projects in the vein of Jay-Z's "Picasso Baby," a still-surreal blending of creative worlds that involved the rapper, Pace Gallery, Marina Ambramovich, and Salon 94's Jeanne Greenberg.
There are now at least 10 virtual worlds that involve caring for virtual pets.
