The phrase "abroad trend" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "abroad trends"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing trends that are occurring in foreign countries or globally.
Example: "The abroad trends in technology adoption are influencing our local market strategies."
Alternatives: "international trends" or "global trends".
In terms of destinations, India, Central America, and China continue to increase most rapidly in attendance, closely mirroring U.S. higher education study abroad trends.
More than 60 percent of Afghan diplomats decide to remain abroad, a trend that has been increasing steadily, according to Omar Samad, a former ambassador to Paris.
Mr. Greenspan has also said that the economy has been able to meet the robust demand from consumers in part by importing more goods from abroad, a trend that the United States cannot afford to sustain forever.
Like all immigrants from abroad, they trend to an outer borough.
Several accounts of "ritualistic murders" associated with the saint have raised alarm in Mexico and abroad, a trend Roush fears will increase in the form of "copycat crimes".
An estimated one million of these jobs will move abroad -- a trend that dismays some American workers.
The trend abroad, moreover, is toward decisions of a distinctly liberal sort in areas like the death penalty and gay rights.
No one is tracking the number of American executives trading in a five-star European vacation for a few weeks of volunteering abroad, but the trend has gained traction as business leaders like Bill Gates Bill Gates and Warren Buffett Warren Buffett have drawn attention to the power of philanthropy in resource-poor nations.
In Europe, LVADs are still predominantly used for BTT, although the tide may shift toward DT in the (near) future, mimicking the trend abroad.
Trends abroad, especially in emerging markets, are creating new opportunities.
