The phrase "advancing international" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to progress or development on a global scale, often in discussions about policies, initiatives, or movements that aim to improve international relations or cooperation.
Example: "The organization is focused on advancing international collaboration to tackle climate change."
Alternatives: "promoting global" or "fostering international".
Mr. Moon's opposition party has said that Washington's policy of advancing international sanctions to punish North Korean misbehavior while keeping a channel of communication open will not change North Korea's behavior.
I am founder of the Global Philanthropy Forum which is a network of high-net-worth individuals committed to advancing international causes through their giving, investing, and policy voice.
Including disability needs in the SFDRR was an impressive movement forward in advancing international recognition of human rights for people with disabilities.
This paper considers the applicability of the four-factor model for advancing international stability, and argues that the Humanist/Existentialist axis should be promoted to encourage personally empowered and responsible praxis (Existentialist) that is directed towards the protection and advancement of core human values and rights (Humanist).
The national interest and advancing international humanity demand it.
He asked that the U.S. be more transparent in its policies and exercise leadership in advancing international agreements on their use.
And breaking the deadlock on forests can provide a breakthrough necessary to advance international climate negotiations ahead of 2015.
While Mr. Quiroga pledged to advance international trade, Mr. Morales promised to squeeze foreign oil companies and ignore the International Monetary Fund's advice.
The comments, in an interview with the Guardian, came as climate ministers met last week to advance international climate talks before a crunch UN summit in Paris this November and December.
And that, it seems to me, suggests opportunity for academics who want to use their research and teaching to advance international development as well as science.
While outside input to the management of these species can advance international fisheries discussions, misleading criticism of management process can confuse already complex discussions.
