The phrase "addressed globally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to issues, topics, or matters that are relevant or applicable on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The climate change crisis must be addressed globally to ensure a sustainable future for all nations."
Alternatives: "tackled on a global scale" or "dealt with internationally".
The Vatican spokesman, Alessandro Gisotti, said Francis realized the problem is global and must be addressed globally by the church.
Abdiweli Mohamed Ali told journalists that al-Shabaab was a "global problem, and it needs to be addressed globally".
He observed that all of these challenges have to be addressed globally -- they could not be dealt with individually.
"There are just a huge number of issues that have to be addressed globally and there is no real infrastructure to do it," Mr. Garten said.
What has been pointed out repeatedly is that this is a borderless phenomenon and as such should be addressed globally and shared responsibly.
Their needs are just as pressing and should be addressed globally.
And it's the kind of challenge we devote billions to addressing globally but ignore in our own backyard.
The issue of child soldiers is one which urgently needs addressing globally and if this book can raise awareness of this issue that will be brilliant.
We suggest short-cuts in an attempt to stimulate the use of small-scale experiments to address globally urgent issues with meaningful policy implications.
And even as he downplays his firm's work, he acknowledges that the under-representation of women in the executive ranks of technology companies is problem that needs addressing globally.
This paper addresses globally optimal unbiased minimum-variance state estimation for systems with unknown inputs that affect both the system and the output with the descriptor Kalman filtering method.
