The phrase "focused abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attention, efforts, or interests directed towards international matters or foreign countries.
Example: "The company's strategy is now focused abroad, seeking new markets in Europe and Asia."
Alternatives: "concentrated overseas" or "directed internationally."
Amazon Rises to the Top While the world's attention was focused abroad this summer, the U.S. stock market reached an important milestone: in late July, Amazon surpassed Walmart in terms of market capitalization.
To take advantage of today's global consumer, art experts of all kinds have their eyes focused abroad.
Cohen concluded that while Google's Project Loon and Facebook's Internet.org accessibility initiatives are focused abroad, there's plenty to do at home and as broadband provider, it's Comcast's responsibility.
The facility has also served as abasefor other French military operations focused abroad, including in Chad, Guyana, New Caledonia, Kosovo, Bosnia, Senegal, Tanzania, and Albania.
Deteriorating sales have hit every big Detroit player, forcing many to focus abroad.
Agricultural and industrial giant Cargill historically has hired from within, but a shortage of qualified workers prompted recruiters to focus abroad.
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Asked why with China growing he would shift his company's focus abroad, he said: "We have a new target – to be a transnational company.
But what we are really focusing on abroad is to expand our investment bank .The other possibility is to make acquisitions.
Although several studies on this topic have been carried out both here and abroad in general, most of the studies abroad focused their attention on the characteristics of curb parking itself rather than its influence on dynamic traffic.
Smith said: "The Guardian focused on sending abroad revelations not about the American NSA or whistleblowing.
