The phrase "a worldwide vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a perspective or plan that encompasses global considerations or aspirations.
Example: "Our organization aims to create a worldwide vision that addresses climate change and promotes sustainability across all nations."
Alternatives: "a global perspective" or "an international outlook".
Every year, the management team gets up and presents the business plan to every employee in a worldwide forum — the vision, the values and the 10 most important things we're going to do this year.
Schools also now have the option to donate the token payment to World Vision – a worldwide charity.
Starting in 1947 with Dior's "New Look" collection and continuing until the 1980s, Gruau, who died in 2004, was instrumental in translating the house's vision for a worldwide audience.
As the longtime power behind the throne of Sudan's despotic leader Omar al-Bashir, Turabi gave safe haven to Bin Laden in Sudan from 1990 to 1996; the US counter-terrorism expert and policy adviser Richard Clarke called them "soulmates sharing a vision of a worldwide struggle to establish a pure caliphate".
Glaucoma is a worldwide leading cause of irreversible vision loss.
It seduces the artisanal cheese maker with visions of a worldwide market beyond the alley boutique.
"The Lighthouse is a worldwide household name in terms of vision services, and the Guild has highly developed models within health care," said Dr. Alan R. Morse, who is the president and chief executive of Jewish Guild Healthcare and will have the same title in the new organization.
Rakuten says its relationship with Walmart is part of the company's larger vision to serve a worldwide audience.
It's a singular vision – Asli is aiming to be a worldwide brand within 20 years.
Yoko Ono, 1967 #smilesfilm is a worldwide participatory artwork by Yoko Ono that shows her longstanding vision of the power of mass participation.
