The phrase "after globally" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing actions or effects that occur following a global event or decision, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The policy changes were implemented after globally recognizing the need for sustainability."
Alternatives: "subsequent to global" or "following global".
Following the success earlier this year of How to Train Your Dragon, and with the current triumph of Shrek Forever After globally and Despicable Me in the US, if the likes of Disney and DreamWorks ever decide to animate their AGMs, you'd see the shareholders' eyes leap out on stalks and turn to dollar signs.
After globally optimizing one particular class of such designs, we find thermal transfer efficiencies of 78% at temperatures over 1,000°C, with overall system energy conversion efficiencies of 37%, exceeding the Shockley-Quiesser efficiency limit of 31% for photovoltaic conversion under unconcentrated sunlight.
His DJ sets, productions, and critiques on modern dance are sought after globally.
Clustering was associated with ER status and, after globally adjusting for the effects of ER-α gene expression, the percentages were 25%, 33%, 1% and 0%, respectively.
One year after their globally televised rescue, after the worldwide spotlight faded and the trips and offers have dwindled, the miners say that most of them are unemployed and that many are poorer than before.
But one year after their globally televised rescue, after the worldwide spotlight faded and the trips and offers dwindled, the miners said that most of them were unemployed and that many were poorer than before.
After varying globally the n variables, a Nelder Mead simplex optimization is performed using each of the best points as an initial point.
A year after the globally televised rescue of 33 miners in Chile, most are unemployed, many are poorer than before and some are experiencing post-traumatic stress.
But, regardless, who is going to want to hire him as their attorney after this globally publicized scandal?" -- Dan Stackhouse, on "Could Spitzer Lose His Law License?" "You never know how the Divine will work: David Paterson, born black in 1954 (the same year as Brown v. the Board of Education) and blind, is on the verge of being the governor of New York.
Pistorius was acquitted of murder but convicted of culpable homicide, the South African equivalent of manslaughter, after a globally televised trial accepted his plea that he shot four times through a locked toilet door because he mistook Steenkamp for a burglar.
Daily we are confronted by issue after issue, globally and locally.
