The word 'ethnically' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is an adverb used to describe something related to a particular ethnic group or culture. Example: "The restaurant served a variety of ethnically diverse dishes from around the world."
I am ethnically Armenian but not all Armenians living here support the Euromaidan protests because Armenia recently entered a customs union with Russia.
It has taken more than 40 years, an army of mediators and several near-misses, but there is genuine hope that when the leaders of ethnically divided Cyprus resume peace talks on Friday, one of the west's longest-running diplomatic disputes can finally be resolved.
Houston is the fourth-biggest city in the US and the most racially and ethnically diverse large metropolitan area in the country, according to an analysis of census data.
No one in mainstream politics can condone what seems to be a move by senior figures in French football to ethnically cleanse the profile of the game.
In the last two months, three major hate crimes have hit New York City, the most ethnically diverse place in the United States.
The Daily Telegraph's Robbie Collin was one of the hardy few to report from the multiplex frontline, describing its plot as "a maudlin and sentimental grind", and observing of one ethnically stereotyped scene: "This isn't funny.
"Ethnically based national conflicts have been settled," he declared.
As a constituency MP, representing the kind of area I represented [Brent East is one of the most ethnically diverse constituencies in the country], I just couldn't stomach it.
BME women, if present at all, become part of a homogenous ethnically ambiguous and exoticised group.
Russia claims that Mr Saakashvili treacherously broke a unilateral ceasefire he had just announced, ordering a massive offensive on Tskhinvali, ethnically cleansing South Ossetian villages and killing as many as 2,000 people.
Unlike other Iraqi cities that are more ethnically and religiously uniform, Mosul is home to myriad communities.
