"foreign area" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You might use it to refer to any region or area that is not in your local vicinity. For example, "I spent two weeks touring a foreign area this summer."
In 1943- '44 he was an employee of the U. S. Army Specialized Training Program of Foreign Area & Language Studies.
Sphere of influence, in international politics, the claim by a state to exclusive or predominant control over a foreign area or territory.
Kowalski would like to spend a few years in a different branch of the Army — say, as a foreign area officer — and then come back to combat operations.
The model identifies nine production/investment sectors in each region producing nine commodities (Table 1), one representative household in each region, one government in each region, and a single foreign area that trades with each domestic region.5 Each industry uses two local primary factors (capital and labor) to produce along with regional material endowments.
At the same time Putin has been reasserting Russia's big power status in the foreign area, he has, despite objections from the U.S., trampled human rights within his country.
"Not understanding the culture ― we continue to make that mistake over and over, in Vietnam, in Iraq and Afghanistan," said Brendan Mulvaney, a former Marine helicopter gunship pilot and foreign area officer who teaches at the U.S. Air Force Air War College and the National Defense University.
The system would give users access to specific information about local or foreign areas that is not readily available on the Web now, Dr. LeClerc said.
Federal officials have urged blood centers to exclude donors who lived in England and other foreign areas where mad cow disease has occurred.
In some circumstances, the fish are not harmless -- they have been known to prey on natural fauna and overtake other fish populations when introduced in foreign areas.
Only when World War II brought requirements for the mapping of many foreign areas did the U.S. military become involved on a large scale, with the expansion of the Oceanographic Office (Navy), Aeronautical Chart Service (Air Force), and the U.S. Army Topographic command.
However, inside this group, there are some countries that are self-sufficient in terms of energy and that are, in fact, energy exporters; these countries, despite their high rates of population growth, have acquired limited foreign areas.
