The phrase "attention abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to focus or interest in matters or events occurring in foreign countries.
Example: "The government is seeking to increase attention abroad to improve international relations."
Alternatives: "focus overseas" or "interest in foreign affairs".
The case has attracted widespread attention abroad.
He is attracting enthusiasm at home and attention abroad.
FINNISH elections do not usually excite much attention abroad, still less apprehension.
Some offspring of other Chinese leaders have courted attention abroad, however.
The works that have garnered the most attention abroad are dark tales, strewn with suffering.
It was the appearance of unfairness, however, that drew attention abroad.
They can still grow organically, but if their share of domestic deposits rises much above 10% they may come under pressure to call a halt.That is likely to make them turn their attentions abroad, even as international competitors such as Santander and BNP Paribas start to gain ground in their home markets.
He is still acclimating to attention from abroad.
Commenting on a documentary about rural crime in South Africa, Mr Dutton said that white farmers faced "horrific" circumstances and needed special attention from abroad.
But after showing in London for the past five years, the much-copied designer was beginning to be taken for granted, just when he was starting to receive attention from abroad.
But this is Malta, a tiny Mediterranean island where military might and religion have long been defining influences: the Romans, Turks, Spanish, Crusaders, French and British, not to mention pirates, have all left their mark.Now Malta has grand hopes for its financial-services industry, which is drawing increased attention from abroad.
