The phrase "affairs worldwide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to matters or issues that have a global impact or relevance.
Example: "The organization focuses on humanitarian efforts and addressing various affairs worldwide."
Alternatives: "global issues" or "international matters".
Commentary, monthly American opinion journal examining Jewish affairs worldwide.
Ned was in charge of government and public affairs, worldwide advertising and ITT's Washington office.
We have active involvement in United States foreign affairs worldwide over the last 40 years.
Over ensuing years, these counter-measures often included covert U.S. intervention in elections and political affairs worldwide.
Mr. Tohra headed the Sikh religion's managing body, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, which runs Sikh religious and cultural affairs worldwide and has its headquarters at the sacred Golden Temple complex in Amritsar.
Ken Marenus, the senior vice president of regulatory affairs worldwide at the Estée Lauder companies, said nanomaterials had to undergo the same kind of assessment for exposure, risk and dosage levels as any other cosmetic component.
"We have had increased numbers in the last year or so," I was told by Robert Reder, Purdue's vice president of medical affairs and worldwide drug safety, "but our estimation is that they're commensurate with the distribution of the drug".
They were named president in March of last year, filling a job that had earlier been held only by Peter Schlessel, who was promoted to president of worldwide affairs for Columbia's parent, Sony Pictures Entertainment.
America's position in worldwide affairs is not what it used to be.
Offices or agencies that are each responsible for a specific geographical area manage the worldwide affairs of the organization.
Wanda Hendron, Starbucks' senior vice president for worldwide affairs, said business is up since the boycott started last week.
