"global range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write, "This company is expanding its global range by launching a new division in Asia."
What is their global range and population structure?
The global range of airports chiefly displays different theories about how to sell.
"That puts the UK still towards the lower end of the European range and also the global range," Coleman added.
The A.A.'s chairman, Alvin Boyarsky, made sure that the faculty and guest lecturers represented a global range of ideas.
An absorbing sequence of understated images gives substance to the project's ambitious global range and one-world vision.
After World War II, the peregrine falcon suffered a precipitous population decline throughout most of its global range.
Imagine a future where a student interested in, say, humanism, encounters a global range of thinking on the topic and not a narrow, regional one.
Take the good fortune that half the world speaks our language, which gives our comedy confidence, a global range and potentially global reach.
Is creating art that has a global range of reference in itself a protest against the advance of Little England rhetoric?
Wilson approaches the global range of spoons from two ends: the hand that lifts the bowl and the contents of that vessel.
It is exactly these sorts of local political frustrations that -- in North Africa, the Middle East and, more recently, East Asia -- have given the network of terrorism its global range and resilience.
