The phrase "global feeling" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a collective or widespread feeling or sentiment shared by people all over the world. Example: The global feeling towards climate change is one of urgency and concern.
Trump channels this global feeling of ecological doom".
"I have a universal, global feeling that everywhere people should read and could read books from different countries," Mr. Ferri said in a telephone interview.
Regarding the construct of job satisfaction, a distinction is made between an overall (i.e., global) feeling about a job and 'related attitudes about various aspects of the job' (Coomber and Barriball 2007, p. 299).
Other important domains were the severity of the main complaint and global feeling of recovery.
The FIQ rates the global feeling of fatigue, possibly including a feeling of pain, and the MFIGF estimates fatigue in relation to feeling fit, tired and rested.
Subjective measurements like global feeling of recovery (global perceived effect, GPE) and severity of the main complaints (MC) reflecting a patient-specific approach were also selected.
In 2005, the Pew Research Center conducted a survey to measure global feelings about the United States.
However, both James and Gurwitsch describe a more specific phenomenology, not only global feelings of bodily presence, but also particular sensations of bodily posture and state.
Across acute-phase treatment groups, patient global impression of feeling at least 'much better' was associated with a 2- to 3-point decrease in fatigue severity across MFI domains, suggesting that improvement in fatigue may be as important as improvement in pain in this patient population.
Instead, all of that glorious global fellow feeling was wasted and allowed to dissipate in acts of revenge that have bankrupted this country, both financially and spiritually.
Any genuine slowdown is therefore hugely significant – and if it can be done without the global economy feeling a squeeze, then all the better.
