The phrase 'increasingly globalised world' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe the current state of the world and its growing interconnectedness as a result of globalization. For example, "In this increasingly globalised world, people of different cultures are beginning to share more common experiences."
Any tension between those views exposes a fundamental flaw in an increasingly globalised world.
"The UK must not isolate itself from the increasingly globalised world of research - British science depends on it".
It is has become abundantly clear that in an increasingly globalised world youth unemployment will have a global impact.
The apparently sublime power of the volcano was largely the result of an initially supine reaction.Very few events are able to perturb an increasingly globalised world.
European companies can do this only if governments create the right conditions to help companies to achieve success in our increasingly globalised world.
Her uncle wrote that she suffered "excruciating" pain and she died a few months after the operation.A recurrent theme of Ms Colley's account is Elizabeth as a player in the increasingly globalised world of the 18th century.
In our increasingly globalised and commercial world, the questions surrounding business and corporate ethics have never been more important.
"In an increasingly globalised and interconnected world, our young people and future workforce will be at a disadvantage if they lack language skills and cultural awareness".
Children who cannot read and write have far fewer opportunities to seek self-improvement, especially in the increasingly modernised and globalised world they live in today.
"Children who cannot read and write have far fewer opportunities to seek self-improvement, especially in the increasingly modernised and globalised world they live in today," added Mr. Olsen.
RISKS OF ILLITERACY Children who cannot read and write have far fewer opportunities to seek self-improvement, especially in the increasingly modernised and globalised world they live in today.
