The phrase "abroad organized" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is organized in a foreign country, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conference was abroad organized, attracting participants from various countries." (This example is incorrect due to the phrasing.)
Alternatives: "organized overseas" or "arranged in another country."
Through the months of agitation, and with Cameroonians abroad organizing protests, a small separatist movement began to gain momentum.
A fixture at French Open and Davis Cup tennis matches in Paris, he started a cultural fund for Russians abroad, organizing concerts and charity dinners, where he socialized with celebrities and doted on them.
Both the Democratic and Republican Parties have local chapters, with Democrats Abroad organizing voter registration drives and even the Tea Party trying to move votes.
Though he abandoned his Ivy League perch, moved abroad and organized his life around Buddhism, Peter was a member in good standing of New York's musical aristocracy.
The show, subtitled "Impressions at Home and Abroad" and organized by Beacon Hill Fine Art in Manhattan, offers a fine survey of Dodge's accomplishments at the easel.
While he taught in Senegal between 1993 and 2002, he participated in many study abroad programs organized by American universities in Senegal.
Patels from villages that were spared and some Patels abroad have organized a major effort to aid Sukhpur, the hardest hit of the 24 Patel-dominated villages in the area.
Part of Plouffe's job will be to help out abroad, where organized labor is still a potent force and protests have already gotten ugly.
And Egyptians, with the help of Libyans living abroad, were organizing aid convoys to the border.
"Don't forget about the Cuban side of this," said Jim Friedlander, president of Academic Arrangements Abroad, which organizes trips for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and several universities.
