The phrase "aimed at foreigners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a product, service, or message that is specifically designed for or targeted towards people from other countries.
Example: "The marketing campaign was aimed at foreigners visiting the city, highlighting local attractions and cultural experiences."
Alternatives: "targeted at international visitors" or "designed for non-natives."
Do we buy from more expensive stores aimed at foreigners and wealthier Chinese?
The English-language edition of Global Times, aimed at foreigners living in China, carried the one detailed report.
Though forints are more widely used, many properties aimed at foreigners are priced either in euros or pounds sterling.
Mr. Wang said the government wanted to further lift its intake of overseas experts, which led to the establishment of the latest program specifically aimed at foreigners.
They come against a background of police and vigilante action aimed at foreigners and Roma (gypsies) that drew on the mood of Mr Berlusconi's election campaign.
The site — a popular cafe facing the historic Djemma el Fna square — is a regular tourist stop, and the bombing appeared aimed at foreigners.
In Paris, an endeavor to reclaim the word "entrepreneur," has seen the city open its doors to attract foreign talent with a recently launched tech visa aimed at encouraging foreigners to incubate startups on the city's eastern edge.
It will, however, review presidential procedures aimed at limiting foreigners' vulnerability to the surveillance dragnets.
And in London, expensive properties, particularly those aimed at wealthy foreigners, still sell.
In the past few years, they have carried out suicide attacks (a new tactic for the group) aimed at killing foreigners in Kabul's hotels and restaurants.
The SVP insists feebly that the poster is aimed at expelling foreigners convicted of crimes, not at immigrants in general.With the economy ticking over quite healthily, immigration and the environment have emerged as the biggest issues for Swiss voters.
