The phrase "globally shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is shared or accessible by people all around the world.
Example: "The platform allows for globally shared resources that can benefit users from different countries."
Alternatives: "universally shared" or "worldwide shared".
"Normally you'd want to heap praise on some other country for taking on a larger share of this global burden," Chandy said, "but Trump doesn't think about global problems needing to be globally shared".
As the world learned with the emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) -- which first appeared in China in 2002 but was not reported by Chinese officials until it spread to four other nations -- globally shared health risk demands absolute global transparency.
First, "global omissions" include the absence of an adequately strong, globally shared effort to combat the lack of educational facilities and health care.
Now the world is gloomily contemplating the possibility of the first sustained, globally shared, bear market for a quarter of a century.
The design variables are either variables used only locally in a product or variables globally shared among all or several of the other products in the family.
CLIENT/MGR/TRAY: When installed on Vista and UAC is turned on the user by default cannot create globally shared objects.
At the same time organisations like the Microfinance Information Exchange (Mix) create a strong network by bringing together the different initiatives happening globally, sharing their success and lessons learned.
So far they have about 30,000 users globally, sharing millions of files.
It was a catalyst for me thinking about how do we get people to use information globally, share ideas, share some of the thinking from the best minds," says Link.
As of 2013, approximately 143 million Americans use Facebook daily, with users globally sharing an average of 4.7 billion items of content daily.
Globally, shares have been battered in early trading.
