The phrase "are globalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe processes, concepts, or phenomena that have become interconnected or influenced by global factors.
Example: "In today's economy, many industries are globalized, leading to increased competition and collaboration across borders."
Alternatives: "are interconnected" or "have become worldwide."
"We are globalized in our lifestyle," Ms. Galgotia responded, "but very Indian at heart.
The reality is that we are globalized through the means of communication.
They are globalized, in our face, on the Web, on television and as New York braces for the September opening of the United Nations General Assembly, some of them, with considerable ceremony, are coming to town.
Manufacturing environments are globalized; enterprises are highly pressured to increase their competitiveness to deal with dynamic and turbulent markets, and developing intelligent manufacturing system has been identified as an effective way to increase competitiveness of enterprise.
We are globalized, and every third or fifth or even 50tth person on the planet who reads The Economist or the international English press is probably an Indian.
"The key thing is to globalize our practices because our clients are globalizing and, more importantly, our competition is globalizing," Mr. Pritchard said.
And like other Russian oligarchs who are globalizing, he is investing heavily in charity.
"Certainly a lot of these I.T. services firms plus the core software firms like Oracle are globalizing their work, or, as they put it, 'rebalancing' their work forces," says Ronil Hira, an assistant professor of public policy at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Two, countries that are globalizing sensibly but steadily are also the ones that are becoming politically more open, with more opportunities for their people, and with a young generation more interested in joining the world system than blowing it up.
In short, both Western and Chinese producers are globalizing rapidly.
