"foreign cultures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to cultures other than your own, such as: "I am fascinated by the customs and traditions of foreign cultures."
Exposure to foreign cultures makes inhibitions fall away.
This is not the case in many foreign cultures.
The place, devoted to foreign cultures, is splendid but underfinanced and underappreciated.
The psychedelic late 1960's looked to foreign cultures as potentially enlightened alternatives.
"But you can still introduce them to foreign cultures – to the food, the clothes, the art.
He was passionate about opera, orchids and cacti, travel, foreign cultures and languages.
3. How do symbols in art provide clues about the history of foreign cultures?
Another example is the famous interest in foreign cultures that Waugh evinces.
Maybe Parisians are more open-minded and exposed to foreign cultures.
Foreign cultures are everywhere--in other countries, certainly, but also in corporations, vocations, and regions.
There is a greater mix of Afghan and foreign cultures in Kabul, an awkward cosmopolitanism.
