The part of a sentence "foreign notes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to money or currency from another country. Example: "The bank does not accept foreign notes for exchange, only local currency."
Eccleston designed the first fully pictorial banknotes, which featured the Queen on one side and notable historic figures on the reverse, a trend borrowed from foreign notes.
(Such high-value foreign notes, the theory goes, take up less space in the suitcases they use to haul cash around on the campaign trail to buy support).Mr Buhari has pledged to crack down on corruption a mammoth ambition.
The notes will, however, be slightly smaller – by about 15% – bringing them in line with foreign notes and, the Bank says, making them easier to hold in wallets and purses.
Unable to gain access to the tills, they instead made off with a bag containing damaged and foreign notes, Devon and Cornwall Police said.
Change for Good uses in-flight collection of unwanted foreign notes and coins on all long-haul Aer Lingus flights.
Life at language boot camp begins and ends on a foreign note.
This includes symbols for an ascending or descending glide, foreign note, stressed note, repeat symbols, and gamaka mark.
Additionally, musical notes can contain additional characters which augment the basic music note like stressed note symbol, foreign note symbol etc.
Here, we use Unicode character "combining x above" for foreign note, "combining inverted double arch" symbol for stressed note, "combining tilde" symbol for indicating gamaka, and combining carons and combining circumflex accent for violin marks.
The musical entities in this category are stressed note symbol (w), gamaka mark, foreign note symbol, violin marks, upward stroke of the bow (v), and downward stroke of the bow.
We use Unicode full width forms for standalone music elements like swara syllable or duration, and Unicode combining diacritical marks for adjunct symbols like octave, stress, foreign note indication, duration symbols which symbolize duration less than one unit, etc.
