The phrase "alphabet world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a world or environment characterized by letters, language, or literacy, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In the alphabet world of early childhood education, children learn to recognize letters and sounds through engaging activities."
Alternatives: "lettered realm" or "linguistic universe".
Google's parent company, Alphabet, became the world's most valuable company after the US markets opened on Tuesday.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, runs the world's most popular search engine (Google), smartphone operating system (Android), Web browser (Chrome), video site (YouTube) and email service (Gmail), giving the company unprecedented details about its users.
The second-wealthiest company in the world, Alphabet, formerly Google, lost more than 5% after similar underperformance on its own results report last week, in what is shaping up to be one of the worst seasons for quarterly results in recent memory.
An advert posted last week for a marketing manager reveals that Alphabet – now the world's most valuable technology company – intends to bring "self-driving cars to market" and "apply [a] new brand identity" after the project "graduates" from the company's secretive X division, dedicated to moonshot projects such as airborne power generators and drones providing internet access.
The hardy trees were used by the pharaohs of ancient Egypt to furnish their tombs, by King Solomon in the building of his great temple in Jerusalem, and by the Phoenicians in the building of their mighty boats which brought such gifts as the phonetic alphabet to the world.
The cap is engraved with the first letter of the six most used alphabets in the world alongside a single blue sapphire.
The visitor information panel next to my friend Susan, after summarizing how the Red Bird Petroglyphs came to this park in Manchester — (see my page 1), goes on to state confidently that "[A]t least 8 Old World alphabets are engraved on it.
Antoine's Alphabet: Watteau And His World, by Jed Perl (Knopf; $25).
(At the World, in Alphabet City, I was lucky enough to see some of their early gigs).
