The phrase "global cohesion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the unity or interconnectedness of different regions, cultures, or systems on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The conference aimed to promote global cohesion among nations to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "worldwide unity" or "international solidarity."
Today, we are not faced with the building of the nation state, but rather the building of new global agreements and the strengthening of global agencies in order to provide a collective good and create a global cohesion that will enable us to face the challenges and opportunities of globalization.
The committee had to find some solution that paradoxically recognized BP's diversity while providing global cohesion.
There is a global cohesion - a memory of what the system wants to be - that reaches down to organise the parts even while those parts may be adding up to produce the functioning whole.
The learning design of ALMA is based on Kintsch's Construction-Integration model for text comprehension and takes into account the learner's background knowledge in order to propose a text of appropriate cohesion from four versions of a text, orthogonally varying local and global cohesion.
Global cohesion across the company's operations in 110 countries is another focus.
Little is known of how Zawahiri plans to leverage the fragmented parts of the al Qaeda franchise to retain its global cohesion and relevance after the "Arab spring" uprisings led to the overthrow of dictators it had opposed.
"We lacked cohesion," admitted Piturca.
Still, time is a healer of sorts and those concerns have shifted to the background as new concerns about the global economy, the cohesion of the euro zone and the stability of the Middle East have come to the fore.
To characterize the PPI network from the perspective of its connectivity, we selected the parameter of network density because it describes the global level of cohesion.
Moreover, contrary to many methods based on local measures of the lexical cohesion, the global criterion used in [28] makes it possible to account for the high variability in segment lengths.
The future of Tibet, and especially Tibetans in exile, depends on maintaining social cohesion and global goodwill.
