"global limited" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this term to refer to a company with a worldwide presence, such as: "The logistics firm, Global Limited, employs over 100,000 staff across 5 continents."
Intended to allow the whole human population to thrive within planetary boundaries, these 17 principal goals were meant to be concise, global, limited in number, action-oriented and easy to communicate.
However, a recent trend in the construction of the CFST columns is to use the high strength concrete (HSC) to increase the usable floor spaces in different buildings due to the global limited land areas.
Whether this is global or limited skepticism is controversial (Lesher 1992 and 1994 argues for a limited interpretation).
While the use of research evidence in policymaking is becoming of high priority to many countries at the global level, limited work has been done to date on the generation and utilization of research evidence in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) [ 8].
The formulation is suitable for both global and limited-area atmospheric modeling, although we restrict our attention to 3D limited-area phenomena in this study; global atmospheric simulations will be presented in a follow-up paper.
Most of them believed that both global diffusion-limited aggregation (DLA) and oriented attachment of Ag nanoclusters are responsible for Ag treelike dendrite formation under non-equilibrium conditions[31].
Bokarev et al. (2004) noted that the concept of sustainable development clearly shows that it has limits outlined the limited global resources of vital change of all parameters, mechanisms, laws and way of life of mankind.
Mr. Barnico replied that during that period, there was limited global trade and "limited information" about foreign regimes.
Some advocate a centralized world state, some favor a federal system with a comprehensive global body of limited coercive power, some would prefer international political institutions that are limited in scope and focus on particular concerns (e.g., war crimes, environmental preservation), and some defend a different alternative altogether.
The small number of countries reported to be collecting data on workforce attrition further underscores the limited global capacity to monitor implementation of the WHO's recently adopted Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel [ 8].
The twin problems of global warming and limited oil resources make plug-ins inevitable.
