The phrase "again around the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a repeated journey or experience that encompasses the globe.
Example: "After completing my travels last year, I decided to embark on the adventure of sailing again around the world."
Alternatives: "once more across the globe" or "again across the world".
We've seen such a dynamic operate time and again around the world.
Right-wing populism is rising again around the world, and it is hard not to look for lessons here.
After dipping briefly in the first years of this decade, taxes are growing again around the world, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said yesterday.
As has been the case time and again around the world, Aboriginal people will be asked to sacrifice country to a cargo that will still be carcinogenic in tens of thousands of years.
Then VP of national promotion at Epic Records in the US, DiLeo threw out the rule book and masterminded the release of seven singles from Thriller, helping the album rack up unprecedented sales of 30 million in the US alone, and as many again around the world.
At Cisco we have seen the power of networks to multiply impact time and again around the world.
Fresh from their meeting in the World Twenty20 final last month in London, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are facing off again, halfway around the world and in a most different form of cricket.
But if they expected cheers once again from around the world, they were instead hurt and infuriated when People Power II was met with doubt and criticism, described by foreign commentators as "a defeat for due process," as "mob rule," as "a de facto coup".
After difficult times in the nineties, Reverse Osmosis (RO) desalination nowadays gains again acceptance around the world and plays a larger and more important role in the municipal desalination market for small, medium and large scale applications.
The World Health Organization estimates that 10,000 people are dying there each month, and again the response around the world has been abject moral failure.
It was being reported yesterday that Majel Roddenberry had already completed the voiceover work, so that eerily, the voice that Star Trek fans have been hearing for 40 years will ring out again in cinemas around the world next year, its owner having already departed on the final voyage.
