The phrase "a worldwide resource" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is available or applicable globally, often referring to information, materials, or services that can be accessed by people around the world.
Example: "The internet serves as a worldwide resource for information on virtually any topic imaginable."
Alternatives: "a global resource" or "an international resource".
Cummins Engine, for example, has set up its highly skilled but surprisingly low-cost Indian engineering group as a worldwide drafting resource; American Airlines's Barbados operation handles much of the corporate clerical work; and Becton Dickinson, a large hospital supply company, has given its Belgian subsidiary pan-European responsibility for managing distribution and logistics.
This book shows how innovators are turning worldwide resource crises into business opportunities using breakthrough performance in effective use of natural resources.
Under his leadership, the company was transformed into a worldwide natural resources and shipping company, which was renamed Utah International Inc.
Littlefield, who received his MBA degree from Stanford GSB in 1938, is the retired chairman and chief executive officer of Utah International, Inc., a worldwide natural resources and shipping company, and was a member of the Stanford Board of Trustees from 1956 to 1969.
Almost entirely self-educated, he had huge mental energy, read prodigiously and explored the worldwide resources of literature, philosophy and science with earnestness.
We must manage our worldwide resources more carefully than ever before, or global warming will create consequences that future generations will hate us for.
He recalls Bowdich joking with him, saying, "It's not like in the movies when the FBI charges in and says, 'We're in charge.'" "They brought worldwide resources into this investigation," he said.
Previous regional morphology-based taxonomical studies on Hydnum have largely underestimated the true species diversity of this genus due to the morphological paucity, the lack of a worldwide survey of Hydnum resources and the lack of molecular evidence.
"The phenomenon can draw economic resources on a worldwide and competitive basis," he said.
He also backed a freeze on nuclear weapons, to be followed by their eventual removal and "a shift in the direction of using resources for a worldwide struggle against poverty, hunger and oppression". "In this minute, 30 children are dying of hunger and illness while 3.5 million marks $1.4 million dollars are being spent for arms," he said.
The territory's government in exile also says it will consider taking civil legal action to detain and recover cargoes of Western Saharan resources on a worldwide basis and also pursue claims for damages.
