The phrase "a foreign race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of people from a different country or ethnic background.
Example: "The documentary explored the challenges faced by a foreign race in adapting to a new culture."
Alternatives: "an alien ethnicity" or "a different nationality".
When she died in 946 "the whole of the German nation mourned her with an intense grief... a foreign race that she had come to cherish with kindness.
Little sisters must be suffered, but girls as peers are a foreign race: smarter, a bit unfathomable — and a lot better at managing boys than the other way around.
The primary antagonists of the game are Saturos and Menardi, a pair of immensely powerful and talented Mars Adepts of a foreign race hailing from Prox, a town in Weyard's frigid north.
Do not be fooled by their apparent interest in a foreign bike race, French-themed packed lunches and middle-class airs, it is all a ruse to get inside your sheds.
With qualifying races under way to determine which of three foreign race teams will compete in the finals against the billionaire Larry Ellison's Oracle Team USA, the defender of the trophy, African Diaspora Maritime is requesting a chance to race against Oracle for the right to represent the United States.
To every Christian girl and woman, however, I would like to say, stay away from this foreign race, because it desires from you hardly anything more than your body, not and never your foreign soul, because you are a Christian.
It's my argument here, John, that Israelis are first and foremost a foreign and alien race of people.
Contrary to what some Japanese believe Yasuhiro Nakasone, a prime minister in the mid-1980s, once remarked that "the Japanese have done well for...2000 years because there are no foreign races in the country"—foreigners actually bring in ideas and practices that can make life better.
All other foreign racing jurisdictions ban the use of the drug, though many trainers in Europe have acknowledged that they use the medication for training".'.
Those are short odds for a foreign invader, in a race that is more than a week away.
On one rutted road, a Porsche, probably driven by a foreign investor in North Korea, raced past old men and women in peasant gear pushing handcarts laden with sacks of seed uphill.
