The phrase "abroad embarked" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of starting a journey or adventure in a foreign country, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "After much planning, they finally embarked abroad on their long-awaited trip."
Alternatives: "set off overseas" or "departed for foreign lands."
Professor Desio had organized 10 scientific expeditions abroad before embarking upon the conquest of K2 in 1954.
With an annual budget of $449m, Mr Rahman has sent hundreds of students abroad on scholarships, embarked on a university-building spree, published lists in newspapers of dubious degree-givers, hunted down plagiarists and introduced performance-related incentives to improve teaching quality and research.
Once hope for better quality of life through travel abroad was established they finally embarked on their trips abroad, forming trust and through it confidence in the credentials and personalized service of their caregivers.
Both Mr. Camerini, who is 50, and Ms. Robertson, 46, had worked abroad extensively before embarking on this project.
My husband was offered a new job, and while I settled my family into a new life abroad I would embark on a project I hadn't previously had the time to do.
Both Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama have embarked on trips abroad, a practice unheard of in recent decades by nonincumbent presidential nominees or nominees-to-be.
Mr. Hu has embarked on a trip abroad.
When striker Darryl Duffy embarked on his childhood dream to play abroad, he had no idea what to expect from his new adventure.
The Dark Knight's alter ego left Gotham City for a stint at Princeton University, but as "Batman Begins" fans know, he returned home and then embarked on a very different kind of study abroad.
Iceland's banks prudently avoided the subprime market, even as they embarked on a lending boom at home and expanded abroad.
