The phrase 'worldwide mission' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a mission or goal that affects people all over the world. For example, "The United Nations is on a worldwide mission to end extreme poverty."
The war, for Ferguson, was a catastrophe because overrating the German threat prevented British imperialism from proceeding on its essentially benevolent and necessary worldwide mission.
The Fleishakers have for many years been major contributors to the success of HIAS' worldwide mission of refugee resettlement and relief and particularly the HIAS Scholarship Program for immigrant students in the United States and Israel.
So, the President's Global Council was launched to help us further advance our worldwide mission, drawing on an existing network of international friends and supporters, but also including other prominent and influential global leaders with specialized knowledge or expertise.
Worldwide mission efforts of the movement are built around the idea of combating witches, warlocks, and generational curses, which prevent churches from being able to take root.
The information is used to determine free line of sight for potential worldwide missions.
But, he added, "Properly implemented, I do not envision that it would keep us from accomplishing our worldwide missions, including combat operations".
Anticipating the megachurches to come, it morphed into a social service dynamo, with a home for alcoholics, a burgeoning Christian Academy, summer camps and worldwide missions.
But the strategy has raised questions -- in the Pentagon and, just as important, on Capitol Hill -- about the structure of today's Army and its budget if it cannot meet its worldwide missions without relying so heavily on the Guard and Reserve.
There is the Billy Graham Parkway, and soon the city will become headquarters to his worldwide missions.
Run from a graffiti-scarred neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Brother's Brother delivers medicine and educational supplies worldwide, a mission that hasn't changed much since its start in 1958.
Dress for Success (DFS) is a non-profit with over 120 affiliates worldwide, whose mission is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.
