"global fan base" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a group of fans or supporters of a particular person, brand, or team that extends beyond a specific country or region. Example: The popular K-pop band has a huge global fan base, with dedicated followers from countries all over the world.
But the tour also allows us to engage with our global fan base and network of commercial partners.
Grousbeck's recent investments focus on emerging sports markets that he believes will grow with a global fan base.
The club claims a global fan base of about 660m and has won a record 19 league titles.
Investors and the club's global fan base must now turn their attention to who will come after one of the most successful soccer managers of all time.
The game only made its debut at a toy fair in 2006 but has since built up a quiet and global fan base.
"We realize that Taylor and her global fan base expect a new and highly differentiated mobile gaming experience," Glu CEO Niccolo de Masi said while announcing the deal (quotes via Forbes).
For all the column inches devoted to building global fan bases and the strides made by Manchester United and Real Madrid in recent years, revenues from overseas fans still account for a small percentage of the turnover of even the most popular clubs.
The transfer is the latest anomaly created by the Champions League, the supra-Europe entity whose annual competition has entrenched a few élite teams in each national league; their global fan bases and sponsorship deals allow them to purchase the best international players.
It was the dawn of the rap Internet as it looks now: the one that led to stars like Drake; the one that, thanks to ease of access, started to sustain global fan bases for even the most regional rap heroes.
"Creators make incredible content that builds global fan bases.
"The Premier League is a media spectacle now, and the clubs are competing for global fan bases.
