'foreign life' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the life, culture, or experiences of a person from a different country or culture, or to refer to the life, culture, or experiences of the country itself. For example, "The young couple decided to experience foreign life and moved to a small village in France."
And foreign life insurance companies are restricted to owning 26percentt of Indian life insurance firms.
Most Chinese were intensely curious about foreign life, and they liked to ask certain questions.
Color was what impressed Marina the most in the glimpses of foreign life that she saw in movies and magazines.
Still more money for the Fed will come from an initial public stock offering of another big foreign life insurance business on the Hong Kong exchange.
He also said A.I.G. planned to complete the sale of two foreign life insurance subsidiaries by the end of the year.
In addition, Mr. Liddy said A.I.G. would keep a continuing ownership in its foreign life insurance businesses, most of which operate in Asia.
More than ten foreign life-insurance firms have rushed into India, all with local partners.
A water park harnesses something uncanny — a substance that is both familiar and foreign, life-giving and deadly, a daily necessity and a total mystery.
Or we discover too late that the importation of a foreign life-form, animal or vegetable, has upset local ecosystems, damaging soil or neighbouring life-forms.
As scrutiny of AIG's Byzantine structure intensifies, worries about the capitalisation of its huge foreign life-insurance operations have also grown, not least because a healthy slug consists of shares in AIG itself.Meanwhile, AIG faces new allegations.
Now, seven months after French troops pushed the militants back into the desert in Mali's north, the country remains on foreign life-support, sustained by more than 3,000 French troops, a promised United Nations force of at least 10,000 and the prospect of billions of dollars in aid from Western countries.
