The phrase "across the foreign" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that spans or extends over foreign territories or cultures, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project aims to foster collaboration across the foreign markets we are entering."
Alternatives: "across international borders" or "throughout foreign lands".
The Fed's determination to see the US labour market recovering, at the expense of inflation, has driven down the dollar across the foreign exchange markets.
This pattern continued across the foreign policy spectrum, culminating in the showdown precipitated by the crumbling of the Shah's regime, which Vance had analysed with great accuracy.
During the 1970's, Henry A. Kissinger strode across the foreign policy stage like few other diplomats of the 20th century, infuriating as many people as he entranced with his deep accented baritone, vast power and intimidating intellect.
Foreign language teachers in this sample felt the need to connect with each other to overcome their professional isolation, and this is seen across the foreign language teaching population worldwide (Lamb 2012).
His steady defense of foreign aid spending, increasingly a target of cost-conscious and internationally isolationist Republicans, has made him beloved across the foreign policy spectrum, from international ministries to the State Department.
Software can tabulate the number of people reading the postings across the foreign-language Web sites where the team engages.
The illustrious skeptics of further NATO expansion have ranged across the foreign-policy mainstream, and include opinion writers for this newspaper.
Management should have ensured that information was shared and duties were clearly assigned across agencies, and across the foreign-domestic divide.
"We celebrate the resilience of communities across the globe," the foreign guidelines state.
"We ought to remember that only a controlled crossing point is opening, not free and unfettered movement across Ledra," said the foreign minister of the Republic of Cyprus, Markos Kyprianou, earlier this week.
But the post-Paradiso scramble for foreign-language cinema saw across-the-board imposition of corporate thinking.
