The phrase "exported internationally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goods, services, or products that are sent to other countries for sale or distribution.
Example: "The company has successfully exported internationally, reaching markets in Europe and Asia."
Alternatives: "shipped abroad" or "sent overseas."
It is startling that the Swedish Model is advocated as something which should be exported internationally despite there being no evidence at all that it has reduced sex work, and considerable evidence that is has subjected sex workers to increased harm and stigma.
It is due to become the first museum exhibition conceived and curated in an Arab country and exported internationally, with an opening scheduled at the Paris Institut du Monde Arab in April, and plans to travel later to Brussels, New York and South Korea.
The assumption is that any energy not used domestically as a result of higher prices could be exported internationally; at least in the short run, this will not be the case for large exporters like Saudi Arabia; the figures for them hence are upper boundary estimates.
The strategy, later perfected and exported internationally under the label Treatment as Prevention, provided free and immediate antiretroviral treatment to anyone diagnosed with HIV.
"The thing is, Barcelona is better exported internationally," added Morena, referring to the city's global reputation as a cultural hub with name-brand festivals like Sonar and Primavera.
Grain, mostly wheat, is the main product shipped from the Snake, and nearly all of it is exported internationally from the lower Columbia River ports.
It doesn't have to be exporting internationally.
And the notion that America could simply cut-off the rest of the world entirely and live as its own isolated island unto itself without importing or exporting internationally of course does not work.
The DTI stated that they would fund Acorn only if it worked with companies already exporting internationally, which prompted Acorn to temporarily shift from supporting early-stage projects to supporting entities that were close to commercialization or already exporting internationally.
She wants to see more refining and upgrading of crude oil in Alberta instead of its export internationally, and would also support alternative energy.
Germany gets to trade in a currency that is sufficiently weak to make its exports internationally competitive, all the while selling its cars and washing machines into a captive market of near-neighbours who cannot devalue their own currencies against it.
