The phrase "added globally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being included or applied on a worldwide or universal scale.
Example: "The new policy will be added globally to all branches of the organization to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "implemented worldwide" or "applied universally".
So, as more cell phones are added globally, and more people are connected, we need to bear in mind, more people will be creating waste.
The number of recognized movements of radioactive materials worldwide is estimated at around 20 million by road, rail and ship each year, and it is increasing as more nuclear plants are added globally (430 plants in 32 countries as of 2005) and as the nuclear weapons club grows.
In addition, about 497 million mobile devices and connections were added globally in 2014, of which smart phones account for 88%%, so that as foreseen the number of mobile-connected devices exceeded the number of people on earth by the end of 2014 [3].
In the power renewables accounted for almost half of the 208 GW of capacity added globally during 2011.
PBDEs are added globally to a variety of consumer goods as flame retardants.
Information from eight individual studies reporting increased mortality and/or disease progression with ESA use have been added globally to all ESA product information [ 16- 19].
It has been previously noted that C4.5 has a localized discretization component (re applied at each internal node of the decision tree) and thus may gain less from adding globally discretized features, which are split into the same intervals across all decision tree nodes Dougherty et al. [3].
He added, "Think globally.
The many local and regional strategies then add up globally to create a portfolio of solutions that together can meaningfully help slow climate change.
It's also planning to increase customer outreach and add headcount globally to support its growth strategy.
"Right now," Woo added, "the largest globally is Smurfit Stone.
