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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an engine of globalisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that drives or facilitates the process of globalisation, such as technology, trade, or cultural exchange.
Example: "The internet has become an engine of globalisation, connecting people and businesses across the world."
Alternatives: "a catalyst for globalisation" or "a driving force of globalisation."
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The Maktoums understand how sport is an engine of globalisation and an instrument of soft power.
Foreign direct investment the purchase of factories and other fixed assets by companies—has been an engine of globalisation.
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Today, the Premiership is the most admired, envied, and imitated league in the world: an engine of cash generation and of globalisation.
He called it an example of globalisation run amuck.
However, famines still persist in an era of globalisation.
And how can folk music's specificity continue to endure in an age of globalisation?
This was an era of globalisation and the advancement of the neoliberal project.
It is undermining the possibility of peaceful co-existence in an era of globalisation.
And in an era of rising protectionism he has been an infrequent defender of globalisation.
Others argue that OFCs may be an inevitable concomitant of globalisation.
This is an obvious result of globalisation.
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