The phrase "worldwide recognized" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe something that is acknowledged or known globally.
Example: The company's technology is widely acknowledged as being innovative and cutting-edge, with their products being worldwide recognized for their superior quality.
Wall-flow filters are worldwide recognized as the most efficient devices for the abatement of particulate emissions from automotive diesel engines.
The results of their study are worldwide recognized as theoretical limit of efficiency for a single pn-junction solar cell.
It is worldwide recognized that specific drugs are the most effective in the acute treatment of migraine, in particular in patients with moderate or severe pain [1].
A worldwide recognized problem related to arsenic contamination in drinking water connected with 21 countries; the largest population being risked are Bangladesh followed by West Bengal in India (Jiang et al. 2012).
Graphic designer, photographer, producer, video director, author-script writer, Seb Janiak is a worldwide recognized artist.
The ISIC card touts itself as a worldwide recognized student card (like the International Driving Permit) that offers card holders discounts worldwide.
A positive trend is that policy makers in the EU and worldwide recognize soil as a vital and largely non-renewable resource increasingly under pressure.
By temporarily using the urban landscape for pedestrians, the project encourages new ways of thinking about cities. "Urban inhabitants worldwide recognize the need for new approaches to making cities," Matthew Passmore, one of the organizers, said in a statement.
Ninety percent of people worldwide recognize the brand, it says.
Participants worldwide recognize the benefits, with over 40 countries signing on to the Meatless Monday movement.
James Bond' has become famous worldwide and recognized by almost all.
