The phrase "a foreign president" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the president of a country that is not the speaker's own country.
Example: "During the summit, we had the opportunity to meet a foreign president who shared insights about international relations."
Alternatives: "an overseas president" or "a non-native president".
The arrival of a foreign president, Carlos Ghosn, from Renault helped make Nissan profitable, and Ford Motor has tried the same approach at Mazda, installing Mark Fields.
In an unusual challenge to a foreign president, Mr. Bush said last week that he hoped to "hear the resolve of a leader" when he sat down with Mrs. Megawati in Mexico.
Hunt describes a foreign president's wife as "the true power behind the thrown".
"The U.S. government's first-ever effort to use trade sanctions to personally aggravate a foreign president expressly targets items believed to be favored by Kim Jong Il or presented by him as gifts to the roughly 600 loyalist families who run the communist government,".
A secret operation brings a foreign president to town on a new episode of the police drama "Blue Bloods" at 10 p.m. on CBS.
I have literally no idea what he looks like or what his voice sounds like but I'm pretty sure he's never been prank called by someone pretending to be a foreign president.
Venom continues his career as a government agent, working as a bodyguard for foreign president Franco Santera.
I think somewhere along the line, in the year 2050 when none of us will be opining on this, there probably will have to be a domestic president and a foreign policy president; a domestic Congress and a foreign Congress.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIN APRIL 2011 the Japanese camera-maker Olympus appointed its first foreign president, Michael Woodford, a Briton and 30-year company veteran.
"You know the irony is he's campaigning on the basis that he's a success as a foreign policy president".
So, Mama, tell your children not to grow up to be secretary of state or a foreign policy president — not until others have done more nation-building abroad and we've done more nation-building at home.
