The phrase "abroad significant" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could potentially be used in a context where "abroad" is meant to modify "significant," but it would need additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "The research conducted abroad is significant for our understanding of global health issues."
Alternatives: "overseas important" or "internationally relevant".
The opportunities in outsourcing and energy services in the UK and abroad are significant.
For all major airlines to carry this out will take three to five years, Mr. Muller said, noting that few airlines abroad have significant levels of electronic ticketing.
Another issue is that while locally produced cotton is used by firms, many of the dyes, chemicals and machines are imported from abroad at significant prices.
"Canadian missions abroad face significant and evolving risks at a time when security resources are diminishing," reads the classified note prepared for the new government.
Grenadians who live abroad are a "significant part of the equation," she said.
He merely assures citizens that Obama will only kill those of us he finds abroad and a significant threat.
In many countries, the money received from workers who are toiling abroad represents a significant source of income.
The term, which came into vogue in the early 1990s and was embraced by the Clinton administration, is based on the notion that America's attractiveness abroad is as significant a measure of its influence as hard military might.
Minutes released by the Department of Health show that one of the industry's leading players had told government officials that, if the move went through, it would source its packaging from abroad, resulting in "significant job losses".
Even before the administration disclosed its latest initiative, outlined in a letter delivered to Cuban officials on Friday, it was clear that the reaction at home and abroad could pose significant political challenges.
