"globalized market" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a market that has global influence or impact. For example: "The globalized market has allowed people to buy goods and services from around the world."
Oil, after all, trades in a globalized market.
"Conventional methods are not possible in a globalized market".
One possible answer is that globalized market forces increase regional inequalities within traditional nation-states.
But there is no question that the exoticism of his work is perfect for a globalized market hungry for new and unusual flavors.
With greater access to information, buyers, in turn, might get a better price in a more globalized market, increasing competitiveness all around.
There were wingdings hyping British shoemakers (Choo) and also Austrian crystal (Swarovski) and German cars (Audi) and French jewelry (Cartier) and Bahamian resorts owned by Turkish developers (Dellis Cay) and, of course, the relentlessly bullish globalized market for art.
China's ossified political system is out of sync with China's globalized, market-driven economy.
The reason high-quality and consistent accounting standards are desirable is to aid in the efficient allocation of capital in globalized markets.
Everyone knows we live in a world of giant multinational financial institutions, huge cross-border flows of capital and increasingly globalized markets.
Welcome to Unreasonable at Sea, a four-month-voyage that aimed to combine the shipboard campus of Semester at Sea with the entrepreneurial zeal of globalized markets and the do-gooder communal spirit of a hackathon.
Mr. Sturdy, of Britain, said European trade policy had been weakened in the past because it pandered to special interests with protectionist agendas, instead of allowing businesses to take advantage of globalized markets.
