"international connectivity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability to connect with people, services, or information across international borders. For example, "The new software offers users improved international connectivity."
As always, the BlackBerry has international connectivity.
International connectivity, via Charles de Gaulle airport.
No other internet service providers will be allowed to provide international connectivity.
The UK also does well on international connectivity, ranked sixth as it has the fourth largest percentage of international students.
China came in second in that category, yet was the lowest-ranked country for international connectivity.
As local politics once again supplant the national debate about international connectivity, UK business has responded furiously to a further delay in assigning a new runway for London.
Product Line Director for Enterprise firm Akamai explained, "Our monitoring shows that Syria's international internet connectivity is through at least four providers, and published submarine cable maps show connectivity through three active cables".
Currently, Olivier is involved in the development of digital economy reference policy documents for Burkina Faso, the improvement of the international Internet connectivity in Comoros and the global promotion of the Frogans technology.
Scotland's energy minister, Fergus Ewing, said: "This new air route with Norway will be a valuable addition to Scotland's international air connectivity helping to build business links between oil services companies in both countries.
And in the next version of the National Infrastructure Plan, it might want to provide a proper vision for the development of the country's infrastructure networks covering energy generation and transmission, South East runway capacity, national and international freight connectivity and high-speed communication networks.
Let's start with speedy international Internet connectivity.
