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The phrase "international audiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to groups of people from different countries who are consuming content, such as films, music, or literature.
Example: "The film was designed to appeal to international audiences, showcasing diverse cultures and perspectives."
Alternatives: "global viewers" or "worldwide spectators".
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Media: IIP interns will produce materials and visual media that introduce Ashinaga's activities to international audiences.
China simply has too little experience catering to international audiences.
I think international audiences will enjoy a refreshed Top Gear.
Every summer, Hollywood plies international audiences with sequels, prequels, remakes and spinoffs.
The same PR gnomes pulled a similar trick on international audiences last year.
International audiences know Galván best for bringing flamenco into a worldlier register.
The name change would be coupled with a Web site redesign for international audiences.
International audiences typically reject movies, especially comedies, with nearly all-black casts.
In its propaganda for international audiences, Isis now spins a story of state-building and 'utopia'utopia
It also will unveil a new Web site for international audiences in the coming months.
He publishes in English and French, and his works have been translated into multiple languages for international audiences.
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