The phrase "a foreign work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of art, literature, or any creation that originates from a country different from the one being discussed.
Example: "The museum is showcasing a foreign work that has captivated audiences with its unique style and cultural significance."
Alternatives: "an international piece" or "a non-native creation".
It's easy to become caught up in the student routine so moving to a foreign work environment allows perspective, putting studying into context.
The difference, he proposed, is Mr. Amado's recent $250,000 contract with Bantam - the highest amount ever paid by an American publisher for first publication of a foreign work.
I changed the title of the US section to include registered works as well a published, but this still isn't quite right (since a foreign work could have been registered, entered the public domain through non-renewal, and then had its copyright restored in 1996).
Among Hatch's most contentious suggestions is an end to a 90-day wait period before companies can solicit applicants with a foreign work visa.
Officially starting with bilateral recruitment agreements in 1961, the influx of guest workers was initially a business transaction between states, which originally aimed at recruiting a foreign work force for Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands for a limited period of time with the notion that they would be 'guests' and eventually return to their country of origin.
Twin Books appealed the decision, and in March 1996 the Ninth Circuit Court reversed the original decision, stating that the novel was a foreign work in 1923 that was not in its home country's public domain when released, therefore the original publication date could not be used in arguing American copyright law.
(2) Returnee number, the number of managers who have a foreign study or work experience in year t.
Most classes are conducted in English, and all students must have at least a year of foreign work experience before attending.
Although the Israeli government issued a record 120,000 foreign work permits in 2009, the country's political leaders say they want to phase out migrant labor.
"[M]y team, along with hundreds of others, were displaced by a less-skilled foreign work force imported into our country using the H-1B visa program," Perrero said.
That is an incentive to pursue foreign work, not to mention that being overseas is "a mind-bending cultural experience," Ms. Berdan said.
