"world safety" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as "The United Nations is working towards creating a more secure world safety net to protect vulnerable populations around the globe."
In this world, safety nets stifle a "can-do" culture, weakening our work ethic and muscular individuality.
The Large Commercial Yacht Code, developed by the British maritime authorities but used worldwide, is recognized by the I.M.O. and has become the de facto world safety standard.
Kim, however, seems confident that imminent threats to world safety pop up all the time, but a good boyfriend is hard to find.
It is crucial that we get a much greater understanding of what the real world safety benefits would be, and what new risks would be introduced, before these vehicles are put on sale".
In that role, she has been responsible for establishing Ford's long term safety strategy, promoting aggressive standardization of product technology features delivering real world safety benefits.
However, there is still a need for more observational/registry data for abatacept, rituximab and tocilizumab; there are still many fewer 'real world' safety data available for these three compounds than for the TNF inhibitors.
Yet around the world, public safety, a critical function of government, is in fact often regulated by laws hidden from public view.
But even within the world of public safety, there are complaints that the commissioner has grown too powerful.
The Vue's outstanding real-world safety record speaks for itself.
Airlines complained that European governments were overreacting to the threat, relying on incomplete data from computer models rather than real-world safety tests in the air above Europe.
Motorcycle accident studies conducted over the last 30 years have not shown a connection between the speed and power of a motorcycle and its real-world safety performance.
