"expand export" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means to increase the amount or scope of products or goods that a country or company sells to other countries or markets. Example: "The government's goal is to expand export opportunities for local businesses, thus boosting the economy and creating more jobs."
One of his strategies will be to expand export markets in Europe.
The Russian industry hopes to reach 9.5 million barrels a day by 2010, and will need to expand export facilities extensively to handle the oil.
"If our cargo capabilities are maxed out," he said, "less attention is paid to expand export oriented, high value manufacturing here".
Indeed, there are legitimate reasons to locate overseas to take advantage of certain natural resources, to expand export markets, or to be more responsive to local markets.
A year ago, it allowed limited sales from the Marange fields to resume; its decision in June to expand export rights raised questions because of the deep Western objections.
Yet a press release announcing the fund said it would provide "grants to existing and new businesses that establish or expand manufacturing operations in South Australia or Victoria" and "support for existing component manufacturers in Victoria and South Australia to adjust their business output or business model to non-automotive and overseas customers, or who commence or expand export activity".
She said the UK could expand exports to fast-growing countries in Asia, Africa and South America.
American companies are also struggling to expand exports to China's huge and increasingly affluent population.
The Obama administration has said the trade accord would expand exports by $1 billion a year.
They need to expand exports, improve education to create a skilled workforce, and build infrastructure.
That will require a more welcoming attitude to foreign investment and efforts to expand exports beyond oil.
