The phrase "a worldwide project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project that has a global scope or impact, involving participants or stakeholders from multiple countries.
Example: "The organization launched a worldwide project aimed at addressing climate change through international collaboration."
Alternatives: "a global initiative" or "an international project".
"This will be a worldwide project," Dr. Gomperts said.
He is now a senior technical advisor to WorleyParsons, a worldwide project management and consulting firm.
This was a worldwide project: the Peace Corps wanted educational volunteers to incorporate environmental themes into their teaching.
He sent his findings to others and encouraged their contributions, launching a worldwide project for safe navigation.
The ad was produced by Euro RSCG and was part of a worldwide project to provide paint to communities that need sprucing up in the form of color.
Together with Sony and Honda, he is lobbying the Japanese government to help fund a worldwide project to build a humanoid robot that would have the intelligence and capabilities of a five-year-old child.
A worldwide projected increase of average first-order decay rates due to global warming is up to 10%39, a small change, suggesting that the direct temperature effect of climate change on river BOD concentrations is small, especially compared to effects of changes in river discharge.
Please don't print this e-mail unless you really need to". At Bovis Lend Lease, a 10,000-person worldwide project management and construction company, so many employees began adopting the please-don't-print line that executives agreed to grant a sole exception to the company's rule against personalized e-mail signatures.
In order for us to wrap our heads around the strength of this type of worldwide project, let's take a moment to imagine the vast biodiversity of our planet.
He regards Israel as a worldwide Jewish project, and he did not want to see any divergence in the Israeli and Jewish identities.
McHugh D, Cameron CA, Abdenur JE, et al. Clinical validation of cutoff target ranges in newborn screening of metabolic disorders by tandem mass spectrometry: a worldwide collaborative project.
