"global capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase typically refers to a company's ability to provide services or products worldwide. For example: "We are proud of our global capabilities, which allow us to offer our services in more than 20 countries."
NYSE is saying, hey, you need to be diversified to compete and have global capabilities".
The deal is a small but important step towards making China a country with global capabilities, too.
Through further acquisitions of this sort ICBC will become a bank with global capabilities, says ICBC's chairman, Jiang Jianqing.
Having the chance to turn it around taught me to do what's right locally, but to always leverage the global capabilities and resources of a big company.
But you also raise your view high enough that you clearly see — and show others — how all your global capabilities fit the value you offer customers.
McCann was selected for "a combination of creative energy, planning methodology, global capabilities and the passion of the team," said Eric Kim, vice president and co-director of the sales and marketing group at Intel in Santa Clara, Calif.
Price said that although the interested companies have a global capability, he would expect to see larger companies also working with a range of smaller suppliers.
Robin Matchett, a spokeswoman for Timberland in Stratham, N.H., said the shoe company was "looking for an agency with more global capability and the ability to do retail marketing, point-of-sale and global strategic planning".
"There has never been an economic discontinuity of this magnitude in the history of the world," said Mark Gottfredson, co-head of the consulting firm Bain & Company's global capability sourcing practice.
The Americans insist that signature drone strikes of this kind are necessary because that is how the United States has regularly, semi-accidentally killed Al Qaeda leaders along the Pakistani border in recent years, resulting in a reduction of Al Qaeda's global capability.
"We need high-resolution, transparent, global capability for monitoring not just deforestation but also forest degradation".
