The phrase "asymmetrical world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where elements are not balanced or are unevenly distributed, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In an asymmetrical world, power dynamics can shift unexpectedly, leading to unforeseen consequences."
Alternatives: "uneven world" or "lopsided world".
In the asymmetrical world of international relations, however, disparity is the norm rather than the exception.
The tributary system is presented as artful statecraft evolved by China to manage interstate relationships in an asymmetrical world.
This is a chapter from the forthcoming book: Targeted Killings: Law and Morality in an Asymmetrical World, Oxford University Press (April 2012).
Paradoxically Evel, this hunt for perfect symmetry in an asymmetrical world, would make ours the first parliament in the world with two tiers of elected decision-makers.
Within that series, she has co-edited three volumes to date: Targeted Killings: Law & Mortality in an Asymmetrical World (2012), Cyberwar: Law and Ethics for Virtual Conflicts; and Weighing Lives in War (2017).
Targeted Killings: Law and Morality in an Asymmetrical World begins with an introduction by Andrew Altman.
Welcome to the world of asymmetrical warfare, a place high on the anxiety list of military planners.
His Beijing project, "Linked Hybrid," is one of the most innovative housing complexes anywhere in the world: eight asymmetrical towers joined by a network of enclosed bridges that create a pedestrian zone in the sky.
It makes you question whether the volunteer military is sustainable in the new world of asymmetrical war with terrorists scattered across the globe.
Whereas realism leads to hegemony, liberalism causes interdependency, and constructivism encourages regionalism, Confucianism promotes a harmonious world under an asymmetrical system crafted out of mutual respect (Table 2).
While our military budget exceeds the rest of the world combined, our asymmetrical strategy to confront ISIS could be mistaken for a Saturday Night Live skit.
