The phrase "application of a global" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the implementation or use of a global concept, strategy, or framework.
Example: "The application of a global approach to climate change is essential for effective policy-making."
Alternatives: "implementation of a global" or "utilization of a global".
Foster, M. N. et al. The identification of sites of biodiversity conservation significance: progress with the application of a global standard.
We show that a direct application of a global Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter (ETKF) suffers from filter divergence caused by spurious correlations.
Simulation showed the application of a global equation is unbiased and sufficiently precise to estimate time-invariant fecundity of this species.
Based on the application of a global desirability analysis on all the group of enzymes detected in the multienzyme solution, an overall optimal activity was observed at 53 °C and pH 4.7.
Obviously, this method should give better results than the application of a global Wiener filtering on the complete image, because it is approximately adapted to the filtering at each region.
Moreover, discussions are currently underway at an international level on strategies to increase access to effective antimalarials through the retail sector through the application of a global subsidy for artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT).
OBIS SEAMAP, a thematic node of the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) specializing on marine megavertebrates, takes a unique approach to data integration into the OBIS SEAMAP database to enable novel applications of a global biogeographic database.
Tap2print's technology enables easy connection of any mobile application to a global printing service.
What is the range of applications for a global, secure, peer-to-peer authentication systems not under the control of any central authority?
GM's new subcompact car, the Cruze, is the first real application of a common global architecture and platform.
Utilizing the RMU framework – which contains information at each of those spatial and biological scales – within or in conjunction with the Red List assessment process could address some of the controversy within the MTSG regarding the application of a single global listing for geographically variable marine turtle species by providing regional units for assessment [48], [49].
