"discover foreign countries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or group of people traveling to places in a different country to explore. For example, "My parents enjoyed traveling and would often take us on trips to discover foreign countries."
What Captain America will discover is the total lack of an ethically functioning child welfare system in most foreign countries and discover the corrupting influence of the money of all those American, Dutch, German and French citizens who want to adopt: babies are stolen and trafficked, mothers and fathers deceived.
Alexander said the NSA collected information when it was asked by policy officials to discover the "leadership intentions" of foreign countries.
Alexander said that the NSA collected information when it was asked by policy officials to discover the "leadership intentions" of foreign countries.
The policymakers come up with the requirements". He went on: "One of those groups would have been, let me think, hold on, oh: ambassadors". Alexander said the NSA collected information when it was asked by policy officials to discover the "leadership intentions" of foreign countries.
To add insult to injury, she discovered that the same drug, under another name, is available in foreign countries at half the cost.
Traceurs visiting foreign countries stay with each other, train together and find themselves discovering new cities through the eyes of people who know them intimately.
Crazy as it first sounds, this circuitous locution is also, Mr. Brantley pointed out, "bitingly familiar to any grown child who has returned to his parent's house to discover that home is a foreign country".
Letters from foreign countries.
companies in foreign countries.
Unclear agendas by foreign countries?
