The phrase "each year globally" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is happening in multiple countries or on a global scale. For example: "Each year globally, millions of people are affected by famine and poverty."
Each year globally, thousands of miners die on the job.
Tax avoidance strategies save Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox an estimated $1.6bn each year globally, the most of any ASX-listed company.
The billions of disposable coffee cups thrown away each year globally should be replaced with reusable ones because they are a waste of resources and harm forests, an international coalition of NGOs has urged.
Toyota aims to sell up to 400,000 of the new Prius cars each year globally, the company's incoming president, Akio Toyoda, told reporters after driving one onto a stage at a packed Tokyo showroom.
Each year globally we manufacture, at the very least, 300m tonnes of plastic, and the "flux" of plastic to the world's oceans is suggested to be at least 0.1% of all plastic.
James J. Corbett, an associate professor of marine policy at the University of Delaware, is the co-author of a study published in December that attributed 60,000 cardiopulmonary and lung cancer deaths each year globally to shipping emissions and forecast an increase to nearly 85,000 deaths by 2012 under current trends.
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP), an engineer-led road-safety charity, calculates that road deaths and injuries cost 2% of GDP for high-income countries and 5% of GDP for middle- and low-income countries, including medical bills, care, lost output and vehicle damage $1.9 trillion a year globally.Each year $500 billion is spent on new roads.
As well they might, for each year their globally-based designers are required to produce at least 60 per cent brand-new product, the better to fully reflect the changing tastes of the world around them.
A summary of the basic descriptive statistics of the variables for each year separately and globally for the whole analysed period is shown in Table 3.
More than 3.2 million stillbirths occur globally each year, yet stillbirths are largely invisible in global data tracking, policy dialogue and programme implementation.
The World Health Organisation estimates 5 million people die globally each year.
