The phrase "a worldwide environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a global context or setting that encompasses various aspects of the world, such as culture, economy, or ecology.
Example: "In today's interconnected world, we must consider the implications of our actions on a worldwide environment."
Alternatives: "a global context" or "an international setting".
The Future Internet is envisioned as a worldwide environment connecting a large open-ended collection of heterogeneous and autonomous resources, namely Things, Services and Contents, which interact with each other anywhere and anytime.
Finally there is a discussion about the respective roles of academia and the industry in such endeavours, the requirement to concentrate on more than a single cultural characteristic such as reporting, and the difficulties of evaluating such programs in a worldwide environment that is continuously changing.
"Tactical and operational deception are proper and legal on the battlefield". But "in a worldwide media environment," he asked, "how do you prevent that deception from spilling out from the battlefield and inadvertently deceiving the American people?" Mr. Di Rita said the scope of the issue had changed in recent years.
Efficiently running such data-intensive applications can be very challenging in a single site, depending on the scale of the computations, running them in a worldwide distributed environment with chaotic user-related access patterns needs a design which avoids all the pitfalls which could harm its efficiency at a major degree.
Laslett, L. J. et al. The worldwide environment of cardiovascular disease: prevalence, diagnosis, therapy, and policy issues: a report from the American College of Cardiology.
Freshwater sponges have arisen from marine haplosclerid sponges [44], which are common in shallow and intertidal habitats worldwide, environments that experience daily changes in salinity and humidity.
Mercury pollution is still a worldwide problem in environments because of natural events and human activities such as coal burning, industrial use and gold-mining activities (Harada 1995).
UBM chief executive David Levin comments this morning: "UBM's performance in the first half of 2009 was satisfactory in the context of a tough worldwide economic environment and extremely challenging conditions in a number of our markets.
And, given a worldwide low-interest rate environment, global capital inflows into U.S. commercial property will continue to increase.
It is making a worldwide impact on the environment in terms of warming effects of carbon and more locally, in terms of its effect on wildlife, indigenous cultures, and cultural heritage sites -- from the destruction of coral reefs in the Caribbean to the accumulation of plastic waste in remote villages and parks.
In this paper, we introduce a Multi-Agent System (MAS) as an adaptive intelligent technique that acts on top of distributed Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) Phishing Detection Systems (CBR-PDSs) as a Phishing Detection System Architecture (PDSA) that runs on large scale globally to constitute a robust worldwide Phishing Threat Intelligence PTII) environment.
