The phrase "alien market" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a market that is foreign or unfamiliar, often in the context of business or economics.
Example: "The company is looking to expand its operations into the alien market of Southeast Asia, where it has little prior experience."
Alternatives: "foreign market" or "overseas market".
Thus, as rivals in foreign markets, the notion that Chinese SOEs follow rules for transparent conduct in their dealings with foreign governments is fundamentally an alien concept.
With enough illegal aliens in the market, there's no telling how much more could be squeezed from the payroll.
Typical of this later output was Alien Dawn (1998), marketed with the line "the evidence is overwhelming – they are here".
Unappealing alien characters, a tepid marketing campaign, family film gridlock at theaters and the movie's antifeminist undertones contributed.
The net effect of this silent invasion of illegal aliens from Mexico is suffering by the aliens who are frequently victims of extortion, violence and sharp practices, displacement of American citizens and legally residing aliens from the labor market, and irritation between two neighboring countries.
Smith was not opposed to regulation per se, but rather instances where individuals and governments could abuse their position of power for personal gain.Nicholas Phillipson, who recently wrote a biography of Smith, argues that the notion of "free markets" was alien to the father of economics.
When Ridley Scott's Alien came out the marketing people were trying to pitch it to toy companies as the next Star Wars.
"We're definitely living on the cheap right now, let's put it that way," said Mr. Litman, who is based in New York, where he is a co-owner of a marketing company called Alien Kung Fu.
Financial services companies often look at innovative content marketing as an alien world.
