"from the world over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that something is happening or happening in many different places. For example: "People from the world over are showing support for the cause."
Hordes from the world over would come to visit.
Officials and businesspeople from the world over are making pilgrimages to Germany to learn from the Mittelständler, much as they flocked to Japan in the 1970s to study Toyota.
UNITED NATIONS — In the genteel, carpeted halls of the United Nations headquarters, a 20-minute walk from Trump Tower, diplomats from the world over are holding their breath about the American president-elect.
The Givat Ram stadium has only 12,000 seats, and 5,000 are reserved for invited guests from the world over, including Vice President Al Gore, as well as Israel's President Ezer Weizman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials.
Having adopted the cricket test back in the mid-90s, Britain has increasingly become a nation of sports fans as immigrants from the world over have been welcomed – so long as they're happy to shell out for an annual season ticket.
The dual canonisation of two of the Catholic church's 20th-century giants brought streams of people to Rome from the world over, pulling them to St Peter's Square but leaving hundreds of thousands flooding the Via della Conciliazione and bridges of the Tiber.
By one o'clock the great State funeral was over, the Kings and Queens, Presidents and Prime Ministers, the generals and Politicians from the world over had paid their respects, and given their thanks in the cathedral service; 7,000 service-men had lived their part in the nation's last honour to one of the greatest leaders in its fighters.
A vast selection of green and black tea leaves sold by weight, domestic and imported beer in cans and bottles, a huge assortment of both kegged and bottled sake, and wines from the world over are also for sale in these subterranean food halls.
But he said the support from the football world over the last year had been "overwhelming".
Two things have saved the state so far: the growth of slaughterhouses ("meatpacking plants" to squeamish Americans) and an influx of people from the world over Mexico, Vietnam, Bosnia, you name it to work in them.The governor's commission proposes to create 300,000 more jobs by 2010, and to bring in more workers from around the world to do them.
Mining people came from all over the world, literally, all over the world, to work here.
