The phrase "achieving globally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing success or accomplishments that have an international or worldwide impact.
Example: "Our company is focused on achieving globally by expanding our services to new markets around the world."
Alternatives: "succeeding on a global scale" or "attaining worldwide success".
They are expected to play a leading role in fighting climate change, achieving globally agreed sustainable development goals, and ensuring that 9 billion people can live well on the planet by 2050.
However, the surveillance system for diseases targeted for elimination or eradication is not achieving globally established performance targets (14 ), and systems for the timely monitoring of endemic diseases, such as diarrheal diseases, are also weak (15 ).
Such resource commitments necessitate a university-supported and sustainable business model that recognizes the possibility of achieving globally-significant educational outcomes [ 37].
The overall scheme achieves globally exponential convergence of the tracking error to zero while maintaining global boundedness of all the signals and states.
The revival of Club Med in North America mirrors what Mr. Bourguignon has achieved globally.
This allows us to achieve globally asynchronous composition (Promela) of locally synchronous components (Signal).
However, we know this is just one victory, and only the start of what we must achieve globally in order to tackle climate change.
However, as previously highlighted, given time and assuming approvals are achieved globally for the portfolio, we think this stock could be worth 270p on a two year view.
As a last resort, try observing that once we have empowered and liberated half the population of the world through feminism, imagine what we could achieve globally.
We present a constructive design strategy to achieve globally asymptotic stability of the systems by output feedback.
As a consequence, several families of control laws are designed to achieve globally exponential hyperchaos (time-delayed) synchronization, and globally exponential hyperchaos (without time delay) synchronization.
