The phrase "affluent international" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or demographic that is wealthy and has a global presence or influence.
Example: "The affluent international community gathered at the gala to discuss global economic trends."
Alternatives: "wealthy global" or "prosperous worldwide".
The area is popular among the city's affluent international class: landscaped shrubbery, high-end retail, security guards everywhere.
Although the island is beginning to attract more affluent international buyers, Mr. Wilson described it as still dominated by longtime residents and weekenders.
The hotels have also experienced a drop-off in business from affluent international leisure and business travelers, as economies around the globe slow and the value of the dollar rises.
If only the Internet had existed during Gatsby's time! "Careyes draws a very affluent international crowd, but they are more attuned to aesthetics then status," said Tim Parsa, a businessman and writer in his 30's who lives in Mexico City and Manhattan and goes to Careyes for the polo.
With rates starting at $300 a night, the hotel was outrageously pricey by local standards but caught on with affluent international travelers.
Dow Jones' Wall Street Journal has found even more extensive ways to act as a bridge between overseas publications and affluent, international readers.
"You have a very affluent, very international community.
The criminal specialty of opulent Geneva is victimization of affluent guests by international and local adventurers.
As I have written here, demand from an increasingly affluent Asia, improved international transport and trade links, and weak enforcement and feeble penalties (in many countries) have caused wildlife poaching to jump over the past decade or two.
The Related project, by contrast, is designed to appeal to older, more affluent residents, including international buyers and others seeking a downtown pied-à-terre offering hotel services and restaurants.
So he takes his bespoke brand of affluent self-pity international, dropping in on "China", "Africa" (we're not told where) and LA to find out what makes people happy.
