"employed abroad" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is working outside of their home country. For example: "He had always dreamed of living abroad, so he was thrilled when he found out he was being employed abroad."
Person whose United States citizen spouse is employed abroad.
Not all interior designers are lucky enough to be getting employed abroad though.
Now Brazil's talents are exported and employed abroad, mostly in Europe.
8 CFR § 319.2 - Person whose United States citizen spouse is employed abroad.
The Philippines has among the highest rates of social-media use in the world, in large part because millions of Filipinos employed abroad use it to keep in touch with their families.
Emigration has also helped depress the overall growth rate, with hundreds of thousands of Tunisians being employed abroad, notably in France and in the countries of the Middle East.
Trump stands for scapegoating American Muslims, barring refugees from abroad, curbing civil liberties at home and employing torture abroad.
Mr Obama's rhetoric has been less purple but he too wants to remove incentives for firms to employ workers abroad instead of at home.In practice the proposal's impact on jobs is not likely to be that great.
An increasingly professionalized and confident team, with more than a dozen players now employed by clubs abroad.
The teaching personnel are mainly trained abroad, employed part-time by the medical school and do not have a PhD qualification.
The number of workers employed by American companies abroad more than doubled from 1989 to 2008, to 10.5 million, according to the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis.
