"territorial scope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a geographic area either covered or affected by a rule, regulation, law, or political agreement. For example, "The territorial scope of this international treaty covers the entire continent."
In this context, the terms of the proposed text might allow Israel to implement the Protocol on the basis of its national law defining the territorial scope of its domestic market, hence including the territories she has occupied since 1967 which are not under Palestinian economic administration.
Most important, Polk wanted to significantly expand the territorial scope of the United States.
It soon became apparent that the Regulation was essentially unlimited in its territorial scope.
The question is whether the right in issue – copyright, trademark, personality, privacy, freedom of expression – has a wide enough territorial scope to justify global relief.
According to its territorial scope, the GDPR can also impact US companies that process personal data of data subjects who are in the EU.
The letter from the British ambassador to the European council laid down Downing Street's understanding that article 184 in the withdrawal agreement "imposes no obligations regarding the territorial scope" of a future trade deal.
The extra-territorial scope of GDPR casts the European Union as a global pioneer in data protection — and some legal experts suggest the regulation will force privacy standards to rise outside the EU too.
Moyn claimed that the primary limitations of the human rights framework, in its function to advance the world, are that human rights are territorial in scope and offer people only the bare minimum of socio-economic rights.
The plan is territorial in scope and includes a mix of good sustainable land practices (e.g. livestock production, forest restoration, value chain development and organic and conservation agriculture).
Through such practices, policies are defined and implemented on different subjects, purposes, stakeholders, territorial scalesb or scopes of action.
One must also determine the territorial scale of reference based on the scope and the repercussions of the infrastructure under consideration.
