The phrase "at global scale for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, strategies, or phenomena that have a worldwide impact or relevance.
Example: "The organization aims to implement sustainable practices at global scale for reducing carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "on a global level for" or "at an international scale for".
Such analysis could be very challenging at global scale and for that reason previous studies have taken place only on regional/local scales7,13,67; while most large-scale studies do not consider cyclone effects3.
Freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity are among the most threatened at global scale, but efforts for their conservation have been mostly peripheral to terrestrial conservation.
Figure 1 shows a simplified material flow in a circular economy at global scale with its risks for health and the environment in consequence of the worldwide trade of chemicals and products.
If sulfur aerosol loading is significant enough, it can result in climate changes at the global scale for years after the event, causing crop failures, cooler temperatures, and atypical weather conditions across the planet.
"We show that such a delay strategy is unsupported and that the most important factor for staying below 2 degrees C is the timing of when we start tackling this problem at a global scale". For the first time, Rogelj and his colleagues quantified and ranked the importance of each of these uncertainties.
It is also critical to predict distributions by incorporating both native and non-native data at the global scale for those worldwide notorious invaders under future climate change scenarios.
Endocrine disruption is now evident at the global scale for humans (Norgil Damgaard et al. 2002), mammals (Kirk et al. 2003), and aquatic organisms (Oberdörster and Cheek 2001).
We should now expect more rapidly diverging experiments in new regulatory regimes around the world, which means additional space for countries to express their particular values in the digital economy and society, but less common market infrastructure for businesses at global scale.
The characteristic time t, equal to about 8 years, is significantly smaller than values, all close to 30 years, estimated at local and global scale for the shallow seismicity (Marzocchi and Lombardi, 2008; Lombardi and Marzocchi, 2009, 2010).
