The phrase "globally advanced" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is far ahead of the norm or has been accelerated far beyond its expected rate of progress. For example, "This new technology is globally advanced, pushing the boundaries of what has been achieved before."
Dean Heymann works with faculty, staff, students and FSPH community leaders to expand the school's partnerships with communities in the U.S. and globally, advance efforts focused on reducing health disparities and increasing inclusion, and improving the spread and effectiveness of translating research to impact.
It's not breaking out any sales data for Ozo but couches the price cut as an "aggressive move" to drive penetration globally and "advance the Virtual Reality business" — so it seems safe to assume the market for high end VR cameras has yet to catch fire.
While the broad measures advanced globally, life expectancy declined in nine countries and improved by varying degrees in others.
"We are capable of dealing with very technologically advanced competition globally and doing so in a world beating manner".
A wellspring of interest in quadcopters for commercial applications is advancing globally.
He must look globally to see how other advanced industrial nations have combated inequality.
But the facts show there has been real and dramatic progress -- whether it's the declining number of child deaths globally, the advances made against AIDS, or the halving of malaria deaths in several countries -- especially over the past decade.
Anemia is one of the major health problems globally despite advances in medical science [ 1].
Although there remains a "digital divide" with patchy provision of information communication technology access globally, rapid advances in mobile telephone and wireless technology, and its increasing availability in otherwise resource-limited settings, are improving this situation.
However, rates of very advanced maternal age are increasing in Australia and globally and are likely to continue to increase as more sophisticated reproductive technologies become available [ 4].
Selected advances in human resources management - Surge capacity, through both internal and external rosters, have been advanced by ROs (TACRO, ROSA, ESARO starting) as well as globally for external communications staff and logisticians.
