"globally based" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something that is connected or operates on a global scale. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to their globally based approach to marketing and distribution."
The new state would itself have armed forces incomparably more powerful and globally based than any possible competition.
Furthermore, we experimentally investigated the influence of additionally selecting search nodes globally based on Q-values (e 3 in Table 3).
These approaches have been suggested also for diseases which affect the brain more globally, based on evidence for a region with relatively spared pathology [4, 7].
The special relationship would be transformed into a common policy, NATO would be enlarged into a global collective security organization, and the new state would itself have armed forces incomparably more powerful and globally based than any possible competition.
The green plot represents the results of the combined approach including planning and learning with uniformly distributed weights (experiment e 3) for selecting search nodes either globally, based on their Q-values, or locally, as described before.
Mapping of coastal polynya and sea-ice production is presented with the same definition and scale globally, based on satellite-derived ice thickness and heat flux calculations by Nihashi and Ohshima (2015) and Iwamoto et al. (2014).
Lula naturally sought to project Brazil's power globally, but based more on his popularity as a friend of the global worker than as a skilled statesman.
Satisfaction growth and decay factors are globally set based on STEM or non-STEM age-group.
Satisfaction growth and decay rates are globally set based on job classification, STEM or Non-STEM [6].
In planning phase, BESS charging and discharging power of each period are usually taken as decision variables, globally optimized based on objective function.
It is shown that the resulting fuzzy adaptive control system is globally stable based on a suitable piecewise differentiable Lyapunov function.
