The phrase "academies abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to educational institutions located in foreign countries.
Example: "Many students choose to attend academies abroad to gain a global perspective on their studies."
Alternatives: "foreign academies" or "overseas academies".
A dancer's training takes about 10 years, and S.A.B., unlike the state academies abroad, does not have a stable population: twice-weekly auditions are held at the school year-round, students outside the United States may send audition tapes, and an annual 25-city audition tour selects some 200 students for the summer session.
Several young players were acquired from academies abroad, namely Gaël Clichy from Cannes and Johan Djourou, formerly of Étoile Carouge.
The same year, Núñez began to invest in the club's youth program by converting La Masia to a dormitory for young academy players from abroad.
However, the nature of football means that new heroes are birthed all the time; sometimes from abroad, sometimes from academies, sometimes from mid-career obscurity.
Each had been educated at Eastern boarding schools (Mr. Frost at the Putney School in Vermont; Mr. Lasater at the Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire), had lived abroad (Mr. Frost in Paris and Rome; Mr. Lasater in China and Hong Kong) and had spent time in California (Mr. Frost as a stockbroker and decorative painter in Los Angeles; Mr. Lasater as an Internet entrepreneur in Silicon Valley).
Through its graduate academy, Singapore plans to send abroad and fund some one thousand students to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees at top foreign universities by 2015.
Well over half of Hollywood's box-office revenue now comes from abroad, and the academy, which recently renewed its deal with ABC for the broadcast rights to the annual Oscar telecast through 2028, is eager to capture as much of that global moviegoing audience as possible.
The military is too disorganized in confronting a rising wave of sexual assault reports at bases at home and abroad, and at training academies.
"What's changed now is that the pro teams want the Brits," Herety added before noting that with the GB Under-23 academy about to return to racing abroad, more opportunities for young riders are on the way.
"Before we would travel abroad to look at the academies in France, Russia, Germany.
TODAY, Melville and his whale have resurfaced and seem to be everywhere -- in popular as well as high culture, in the arts as well as the academy, in this country as well as abroad.
