"global offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It often refers to a business or company's goods or services available worldwide. For example, "Our company's global offering of digital products has allowed us to reach customers in every corner of the world."
Because of the immediacy of News Corporation's Sky Global offering, along with any potential offer for Hughes, Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Malone are under more pressure to resolve their negotiations.
Also being offered as part of an 820 million H share global offering are 82 million H shares in Hong Kong.
Hanson, up to $1 billion of global offering.
David Pemsel will work closely with the US commercial team, to ensure the company is commercially focused on a unified global offering.
The following taxable and tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: TAXABLE ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK British Telecommunications, $6 billion to $8 billion global offering, Baal/BBB+/.
Launched in New York, WeWork's ambitions have since gone global offering offices in 49 cities across 15 countries.
"We must have this capacity or else our franchise will have a gap" in the firm's global offerings.
China may generate some of the year's biggest global offerings as its government accelerates sales of state companies.
A "Grand Challenges" dialogue launches the annual celebration recognizing the richness and value of Cornell's global offerings.
A total of 61 global offerings were put in ice in the first two months as few deals were moving from the pipeline into volatile markets.
On major global offerings, American firms also agree to share equal billing with a Chinese partner -- typically China International Capital -- even though they do most of the heavy lifting.
