The phrase "a worldwide database of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive collection of information that is accessible globally.
Example: "The organization has created a worldwide database of environmental research to aid scientists in their studies."
Alternatives: "a global repository of" or "an international archive of".
Based on a worldwide database of nanofirms, the paper analyses the degree of convergence and the convergence mechanisms within firms.
Method: Beginning in 1988, RAM Consulting has created a worldwide database of foreign body injuries.
The artificial networks were trained using the backpropagation algorithm and production data obtained from a worldwide database of geothermal wells.
My luck changed at a search engine called Wine-Search.com, which has a worldwide database of about 900 merchants who sell more than 600,000 wines.
Officials of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that they were working on a plan aimed at creating a worldwide database of drug trials.
After compiling a worldwide database of different freshwater aquaculture systems, the top 21 producers were estimated to release 6.04 ± 1.17 TgCH4 and 36.7 ± 6.1 GgN2O in 2014.
Continuous monitoring of the iridovirus genotypes with a worldwide database may improve the understanding of local viral genotype shifts and their relationship to worldwide epidemiology.
Allele frequencies of Minnan and Hakka in our previous study have been deposited in a worldwide database (http://www.allelefrequencies.net/).net/
HazPop is a full-on iOS app that lets you browse through a constantly updated worldwide database of natural hazards like fires, storms and earthquakes, and combine that with data on populations to determine the number affected, range of people who could come to aid and so on.
China, South Africa and India host the world's five dirtiest utility companies in terms of global warming pollution, according to the first-ever worldwide database of power plants' carbon dioxide emissions, while a single Southern Co. plant in Juliette, Ga., emits more annually than Brazil's entire power sector.
The importance of thunderstorm gusts in the worldwide database of extreme wind events is established.
