The phrase "process of globalization" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the phenomenon in which countries around the world become more interconnected due to increases in international trade, investment, and cultural exchange. For example, "In recent decades, advances in communication technology have facilitated the process of globalization, allowing businesses to expand and extend their reach across borders."
From this 'globalized' ontology, most globalists view the process of globalization as a positive expansion of the global market, which is supported by an exponential growth in economic transactions [ 5], trade [ 23], foreign investment [ 24], labor mobility and the growth of multinational corporations [ 25].
Consequently, when we refer to increasing interconnections between peoples, economies, cultures, governments, environments and other various networks at the global level, we call this a process of globalization.
Modern migration is an integral component of the broader process of globalization and is intimately linked to other nonhealth aspects of globalization, such as global trade and economics, safety and security, and environmental and climatic changes.
"India is just beginning to realize that this process of globalization is one where we have an inherent advantage".
This paper uses network analysis to explore what changes in international telecommunications reveal about the process of globalization.
The geographic diversity at the Seventh World Zoroastrian Congress indicates a new chapter in an ancient faith, a process of globalization that carries opportunity and peril.
The emergence and diffusion of modern sports in the 19th and 20th centuries are clearly part of the larger process of globalization.
The process of globalization looks far from hegemonic when one focuses on ordinary viewers and their efforts to make sense of what they see.
Our project will create a forum for the study of how the process of globalization itself has changed the roles of public managers.
We also want to analyze the ways in which democracy and development can be threatened by the authoritarian resurgence, technology, populism, and the broader process of globalization.
The challenge is to manage the process of globalization in such a way that it promotes environmental sustainability and equitable human development.
