The phrase "a worldwide example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that serves as a model or standard recognized globally.
Example: "The city is a worldwide example of sustainable urban development."
Alternatives: "a global benchmark for" or "an international model of".
Fair enough, and this is where the Khalifa's practical and worldwide example of Islam far supersedes the empty platitudes that define extremist groups.
An obvious possibility for use as a catchment area is any naturally occurring rock outcrop, and there are worldwide examples of such use, particularly for domestic use and stock watering where the requirement is small quantities of good quality water.
They are equally surprised when exposed to the many worldwide examples of Catholic charity (such as churches assisting refugees from the war in Iraq).
It might not represent the full British Asian experience, but then Made in Chelsea and Towie are hardly offered as worldwide examples of our rich British culture are they?
Today, it has become a worldwide reference – an example of how to fight poverty.
Freiburg, the German university city flattened during the second world war and rebuilt since, is held up by planners worldwide as a shining example of what can be achieved.
This was continued and greatly extended by Lula under a new name, Bolsa Família, and is now famous worldwide as a shining example of how to cut child poverty.
Those efforts are echoed in the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, where the almost overwhelming effect of seeing the rooms precisely as she described them is muted by attempts to treat Anne's fate as a single example of worldwide violence and injustice.
The first single, "Shame," which is exclusively premiering here worldwide, is a perfect example of how all these different voices meshed together effortlessly.
The international postal system is in itself an outstanding example of worldwide organization and mutual trust.
