The phrase "attention globally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or topics that require awareness or focus from an international perspective.
Example: "The climate crisis demands attention globally, as its effects are felt in every corner of the world."
Alternatives: "worldwide attention" or "global focus".
Further, although the oxidized form of carbon (CO2) has received major scientific attention globally, regional and global scale data on atmosphere land water linkages of reduced carbon, especially in the form of organic carbon, are very scarce (Buffam et al. 2011).
When Halden opened, it attracted attention globally for its design and its relative splendour.
Eutrophication is receiving increasing attention globally, and excessive phosphorus (P) discharge is the principal cause.
Corporate social and environmental responsibility has become a major contemporary focus of business, government and community attention globally.
The recent ZIKV outbreak in Brazil with over 1.5 million estimated cases from 2015 to 2016 received significant attention globally.
Our focus is on market-independent, fixed FITs, the dominant scheme in Europe receiving increasing attention globally.
And as everyone knows, the power of the net can make the most unexpected video attract the attention of millions globally.
"There has been a significant increase in attention to inequality globally, and particularly in Asia," said Xiaoqing Yu, the World Bank's lead economist for social protection in East Asia and the Pacific.
Globally, attention has been given to some site-establishment practices that have negative impacts on long-term site productivity (LTSP).
When a story is reported by one media outlet, oftentimes several outlets also pick it up immediately afterwards, and sometimes the attention can spread globally.
In the United States (US) and globally, attention is on the teaching and learning of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, commonly referred to as STEM.
