The phrase "regions globally" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to geographical areas on a global scale. Example: The impact of climate change can be seen in regions globally, as temperatures rise and weather patterns become more extreme.
This is especially important as west Africa, with its 245 million inhabitants, is one of the poorest regions globally, whose fragile health systems can easily be overwhelmed by infectious disease epidemics, as seen in the recent Ebola outbreak".
Figure 7 shows the proportion of alloying elements accompanying exports of steel mill products from Japan to various regions globally.
They define a target as an individually tracked moving region or as a group of moving regions globally tracked.
Africa has been one of the least-developed regions globally when it comes to technology and being on the less advanced side of the so-called digital divide.
The Central Valley is just one of many regions globally that are actively and unsustainably diverting surface water and ground water onto agricultural fields, she notes.
The Mt. Logan Re business represents a diversified set of catastrophe exposures, diversified by risk or peril and across different geographical regions globally.
Whatever this war's effects on the region, globally it may be an even bigger roll of the dice for the United States than either its proponents or critics have argued.
"Whatever this war's effect on the region, globally it may be an even bigger roll of the dice for the United States than either its proponents or critics have argued," Charles W. Freeman, Jr., who was the first President Bush's Ambassador to Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War, wrote.
This work is to become a core component of the resilience.io platform as an open-source integrated systematic tool gathering social, environmental and economic data to inform urban planning, investment and policy-making for city-regions globally.
In 2000, the AmrA region of WHO was the only region globally where any significant level of population screening for colorectal cancer was being carried out (personal communication, Wendy Atkin, UK Colorectal Cancer Unit, St Marks Hospital, Middlesex).
It is interesting to see that even within a very narrow geographic region, globally high socio-economic level and homogeneous ethnic spectrum, small cultural differences across different linguistic regions of a single country are associated with significant differences in 24UV that are not entirely explained by fluid intake or other important covariates available in this study.
