The phrase 'global enthusiasm' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about a feeling of great excitement, energy, and excitement about something that's happening across the world. For example, "The global enthusiasm for renewable energy sources is encouraging as more countries are making the switch to sustainable resources."
Perhaps global enthusiasm for cowboys and hostility to extraterrestrials will bring it greater success on the world stage.
The Internet of Things (IoT), as a new growth engine of the information and communications technology industry, has sparked global enthusiasm.
The model also examines Google's own stream of billions of search queries, which Mr. Singhal believes is an even better monitor of global enthusiasm about a particular subject.
A tetchier description of the British psyche could be found in Germany's Der Spiegel magazine with the author Marco Evers remarking that "oddly enough" the global enthusiasm for the 2012 Olympics "is not shared by locals".
The Colombian president Álvaro Uribe Vélez (2002 2010) embraced the global enthusiasm for biofuels.
He additionally claimed that part of the skepticism is because it's getting harder for Facebook to launch products with "global enthusiasm," but that the team isn't going to let that dictate its strategy.
People offer small kindnesses and share global enthusiasms.
Diplomatic cheering, economic incentives and global media enthusiasm provide momentum; the despair of Israel's battle-fatigued and the hopefulness of its forgetful add to the campaign against caution.
However, the regional managers of suppliers are unlikely to embrace global sourcing with enthusiasm.
None of this has dampened this global celebrity's enthusiasm for his cause.
DuPont and BP, riding the global wave of enthusiasm for bio-based fuels, announced today that the two companies have developed a new biofuel called biobutanol that they say has 30% more energy density than ethanol.
