The phrase "abroad for which" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to being overseas or in a foreign country, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I have many memories from my travels abroad for which I am grateful."
Alternatives: "overseas for which" or "in foreign lands for which".
Halliburton has significant business abroad, and pays taxes abroad, for which the United States gives us a tax credit.
Students are encouraged to spend a term or a year abroad, for which appropriate course credit is granted.
In foreign affairs, however, the chief executive should enjoy flexible powers to grapple with challenges abroad for which Congress is ill suited.
The survey measured disposable income, quality of life and the challenges of raising children abroad (for which no data was provided for China), among other things, by talking to expats from four continents.
Sakharov and Bonner continued to speak out against Soviet political repression at home and hostile relations abroad, for which Sakharov was isolated and became the target of official censure and harassment.
The subversion indictment is dropped, but he must still face trial on a lesser charge, of damaging the name of the state abroad, for which the maximum prison term is three years.
Parliament has passed a law, known as the "forum bar", which could be invoked to prevent people being tried abroad for offences which should be prosecuted in the UK.
They were free to sell the bonds abroad for dollars, which they promptly did for a handsome profit.
Neighbors told reporters that Farrenkopf travelled abroad for business, which is why, they assumed, they never saw her, and had taken it upon themselves to manicure her lawn.
The shah's man-without-a-country status was the result not only of opposition from Islamic insurgents to his modernizing, pro-Western policies but the fact that Reza had been secretly receiving treatment abroad for lymphoma, which had caused his ruling and decision-making abilities to suffer.
Other families are led into desperate measures, heading with their children for clinics abroad offering treatments for which there is far less evidence.
