The phrase 'global area' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the context of the entire world or an area that is greatly affected by events happening everywhere else. For example, "The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the global area."
"We've been accused of hyping the technology," said R. E. Bryan, global area manager of Ericsson's technology-licensing division.
"It's common sense in the global area for any country to provide compensation for all people who are eligible, no matter where they live".
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By last year, the global area of their crops had reached 170.3m hectares (420m acres) – a supposed 100-fold increase since commercialisation began in 1996.
Lucky for us, we had a satellite BGAN (broadband global area network) that I had purchased to do some live public programs and upload to this blog.
Luckily, we had a satellite B.G.A.N. (broadband global area network) that I had purchased to do some live public programs and this blog.
The general mission of Nato was officially changed to a mandate to protect "crucial infrastructure" of the global energy system, sea lanes and pipelines, giving it a global area of operations.
The global area under cultivation for both poppy and coca has declined over the past decade, although improving yields mean opium production has reached record levels while cocaine remains steady.
A critical memory component is the system global area (SGA).
Yet, their global area is still declining owing to conversion to non-forest land uses.
It constitutes slightly above 10%% of the global area under wheat cultivation.
