The phrase "a foreign practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a custom, tradition, or method that originates from another country or culture.
Example: "The festival included a foreign practice that intrigued many of the local attendees."
Alternatives: "an overseas custom" or "a non-native tradition".
It has built a large foreign practice, representing among others the governments of Azerbaijan, the Congo Republic and the Cayman Islands.
It was a request for feedback, a foreign corporate practice imported into this setting.
One critically important example of a policy realm where the Chinese have learned from foreign practice through the work of foreign NGOs influencing epistemic communities and government policy involves HIV/AIDS.
In true Brazilian fashion, youths in São Paulo cannibalised this foreign practice.
But perhaps the most useful foreign practice to rein in unaccountable bureaucrats is freedom of information legislation.
Beth Jones, Executive Vice President of APCO Worldwide, on April 10 in Astana to discuss a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) case involving Baker Hughes' work in Kazakhstan.
Nothing could be further from the truth.The United States is the only country in the world that criminalises the conduct of offering foreign bribes through a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
In late 2011 the Justice Department opened a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act investigation into Wal-Mart — apparently after the corporation had learned of The Times's reporting and disclosed the problems to the government.
9. 2. (SBU) Summary: A Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case involving malfeasance by U.S. oil technology and services firm Baker Hughes in Kazakhstan will soon be settled, revealing details of bribes paid by the firm's local representatives.
"There always needs to be a success story to convince corporate Japan of the merits of foreign practices," says Mr Goldstein.Similarly, he says, a successful triangular merger might change attitudes towards foreign takeovers.
