The phrase "international entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to travel, immigration, or global business operations.
Example: "The international entry process for travelers has become more streamlined in recent years."
Alternatives: "global entry" or "overseas entry."
India's domestic airlines Sahara Airways (00 91 11 23359801), Indian Airlines (00 91 11 2569 6327) and Jet Airways fly from the main international entry points.
Ironically, 10 years after playing a large part in the shutdown of MLB's first international entry, the league is placing a heavy emphasis on expanding their brand via global marketing, operating the World Baseball Classic, while opening the regular season in cities such as Sydney, Australia.
These protectionist predilections, built on the country's steady 6 percent-plus growth and its stellar performance during the global credit crunch that struck in 2007, have emboldened the government and particularly Kadin, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce, to continue to tighten against international entry.
Giordano's initial international entry was Taiwan in 1983, two years after the company's establishment.
The development of EBSs raises the question how EBSs overcome international entry barriers, to diminish market uncertainties (Zekos, [2005]).
Literature has recognized several ownership resources that tend to provide an advantage and may impact international entry mode choice (Nakos and Brouthers 2002).
The national winners, each of whom receives £2,000, will be announced next month, and in November Dyson will select three finalists from a shortlist of 20 international entries.
The entry fee for runners chosen in the lottery and those with guaranteed entries are $125 for New York Road Runners members, $155 for nonmembers and $210 for international entries.
One Central Park by French design group Ateliers Jean Nouvel and Australia's PTW, beat 87 other international entries to top the list, and was commended for its visible use of green design.
The spokesperson added that Burchfield "was insistent that the dictionary should expand its coverage of international words in English and, although he omitted minor terms from the supplement which he was revising and extending, he added many thousands of more fully researched international entries".
On Kenny's justified recommendation, I tried out Taxfree, a slinky, 10-minute Norwegian puzzler (one of a few international entries in the open-minded but mostly American pile), in which a young woman's seemingly nonchalant arrival at an airport is gradually revealed as something more searching and ambiguous.
