"global lens" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a way of looking at a situation that views it from an international perspective. For example, "Our company uses a global lens to ensure that all of our practices are ethical and responsible on a worldwide level."
Mexico was the focus of the global lens last week thanks to an unexpected and dreadful event: the visit of the most rude and unapologetic US presidential candidate in political history.
It's an interactive documentary that introduces the first world war through a global lens; 10 historians from 10 different countries tell the story from outbreak to aftermath and it's available in seven languages.
The People's Voice "Best Use of Video or Moving Image" was awarded to A global guide to the First World War, an interactive giving a brief history of the first world war through a global lens.
Bracket intends to play heavily to its strength: multi-asset investing with a global lens.
It's important to note that all subjects can be taught through a global lens.
Her upcoming album, Asiatische, explores tropes in representations of East Asian culture, which are simplified to the point of vapidity through the homogenizing global lens.
In mid-2008, she began looking online to see if there was any solution other than colored contact lenses (which comprised about 20 percent of the $7.8 billion global contact lens market in 2011, according to a January 2012 report published by BCC Market Research).
The paper also suggests an appropriate approach toward sustainable business practices using a global market lens.
Can Manu Prakash revolutionize global health with a lens and a piece of paper?
Exploring imperial and global history through the lens of particular families and individuals in motion is becoming a well-established methodology, and Jasanoff employs it with terrific panache.
And it said it would be next week before it could provide Wall Street with an estimate of the financial impact of its global recall of the lens cleaner.
