The phrase "array of globally" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a diverse range of items or concepts that are recognized or applicable worldwide, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The conference showcased an array of globally recognized experts in the field of climate change."
Alternatives: "variety of international" or "range of worldwide".
An array of globally renowned fintech firms such as Mondo, Nutmeg and TransferWise have also chosen the city as their home.
Aronson et al., taking a group-theoretic approach, study the bifurcation features in oscillator networks with permutation symmetry, for an array of globally coupled homogeneous Josephson junctions [5].
When the current task of a corporation — to create a vast array of globally distributed power centers — is over, the question is: Will such organizations remain humble enough in their day-to-day operations to seamlessly shift to where the self-organizing system trend may be leading?
The Lee Jorné scheme has been applied to model Zn electrodeposition on two or an array of 128 globally coupled nonidentical electrodes.
Plastic contributes to climate change, environmental degradation, and threatens the health of a wide array of fauna, globally.
A large array of global connections.
Tuesday's IIC pitches featured a broad array of startup firms working globally to advance social progress in areas such as access to health care, job-training skills, and advanced manufacturing jobs, among other things.
The mean signal intensity of each array was globally scaled to a target signal value of 500.
The mean of each array was globally normalized to 500.
To manipulate perceptual awareness, we employed the motion-induced-blindness (MIB) paradigm, in which covertly attended, static, visual-target stimuli that are superimposed on a globally moving array of distractors perceptually disappear and reappear.
As the planet's richest nation, with the world's top pool of scientists, we should be committing far more, not less, federal funding to free and unfettered basic scientific research that is directed towards confronting the array of crises that confront us globally.
