The phrase "as a global response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, policies, or measures taken collectively by countries or organizations to address a worldwide issue or challenge.
Example: "The international community must come together as a global response to climate change, implementing strategies that benefit all nations."
Alternatives: "as a worldwide reaction" or "in a collective effort".
The sum of dissolved organic and inorganic carbon, namely as dissolved total carbon (DTC), was chosen as a global response parameter.
One of the frontiers of landscape evolution research may include the direct reconstruction of the mean elevation of topography, as a global response to glacial climates, and the reconciliation of the present disparity of erosion rates from landscape of markedly similar relief and mean elevation.
Rather, these changes may at least be partially explained as a global response of the cellular proteome to the gene dosage defect.
Wolfgang MC, Jyot J, Goodman AL, Ramphal R, Lory S. Pseudomonas aeruginosa regulates flagellin expression as part of a global response to airway fluid from cystic fibrosis patients.
The US has already expelled 60 suspected Russian spies as part of a global response to the March attack in Salisbury against Sergei Skripal, a former colonel in Russian military intelligence, and his daughter, Yulia, in which a rare and potent Russian-made nerve agent, novichok, was found to have been used.
WHO is the obvious agency to coordinate and act as political champion for a global response.
As such, the WHO may seek a global response to this outbreak in an effort to show institutional learning from those failures.
"From the beginning -- from Sept. 11, 2001, and even before that -- it's been seen as a global threat, and only a global response can deal with it," said Rodney Moore, a spokesman for the Foreign Affairs Department.
In her maiden speech to the UN on Tuesday, May will call on the UN to deal better with problems that need a global response such as terrorism, mass migration and modern slavery.
"The recent extensive leaks from Panama show the critical importance of the fight against tax evasion, aggressive tax planning and money laundering … Criminals continue to find ways to exploit the cracks in the current system, setting up complex structures in various and often multiple locations to hide their activities … As with tax evasion, this requires a global response".
The communiqué described the migrant crisis in Europe "as a global challenge which requires a global response" of increased aid from international financial institutions and donor countries.
