"globally applicable" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that can be applied in a variety of contexts around the world, not just one specific area. For example, "This new law is designed to be globally applicable, ensuring that citizens around the world are protected."
At pennies per application, soap offers a low cost, globally applicable, simple intervention that may reduce infections, as well as wound and bone healing complications following open fractures.
1. Are water markets globally applicable?
Where Merkel offers a globally applicable humanitarian vision, Cameron offers migrant welfare curbs.
An attempt has been made to obtain these parameters that are globally applicable.
Following the revision, Switzerland would be "in line with the globally applicable standard, without going beyond it," the ministry said.
He promised tariffs in the 2016 campaign and on March 8 he threatened a separate, globally applicable set of tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Building on the efforts of previous declarations, the 63rd World Health Assembly adopted the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel in May 2010 which became the first globally-applicable regulatory framework for international health workforce recruitment.
Hence, a set of globally-applicable tagging SNPs could be feasibly defined.
While the Code has been lauded as the first globally-applicable regulatory framework for health worker recruitment, its impact has yet to be evaluated.
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Evaluate the strength of strategic partnerships, both domestically and globally if applicable, in terms of loyalty, price elasticity and goodwill and determine if unconscious bias is contributing to misunderstandings or distrust.
