'foreign recipient' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone living in a foreign country who is the recipient of something, such as a gift or donation. Example sentence: The local charity organization reached out to foreign recipients to extend their assistance.
With liver transplants, for example, each organ that goes to a foreign recipient could lead to the death of a local patient who has been on the waiting list.
By the time he left, the Marines had won their first championship in 31 years, he had become the first foreign recipient of the prestigious Shoriki Award for service to Japanese baseball, and attendance at Marine Stadium had grown 400 percent.
This hypothesis is further supported by previous studies in which wVulC has been shown to generate effects comparable to those of wPop when injected into foreign recipient hosts [3], [37].
Foreign recipients in the classes higher than chevalier are supernumerary.
The original Smith amendment required foreign recipients of United States funds to certify that they would not use their own money for abortions or abortion lobbying.
He sparked the fight last May by briefly suggesting that cash transfers to foreign recipients should be taxed.
For example, Ongage says that if a US marketer is sending email to foreign recipients, it will use an ESP in the country where the recipient is based.
And, while it makes sound sense in Washington to get credit for the hard work of your programs to foreign recipients, it all looks like Uncle Sam's generosity abroad.
For India, once the world's largest foreign aid recipient, with some $55 billion funneled to the country between 1951 and 1992, the change from recipient to donor comes as the country tries to redefine its role in the international community.
By 2008, Ethiopia was the highest foreign aid recipient in the African continent with an inflow of $3 billion in foreign aid.
Ditto for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in tempering expectations of foreign aid recipients.
