"international stance" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to a nation or organization's formal policy towards a particular issue. For example: "The president has taken a strong international stance on climate change."
The international stance, taken by African and Western countries alike, greatly weakened Mr. Gbagbo's ability to govern.
But Romania, burdened by its legacy of Stalinist totalitarianism, values the muscular international stance of the United States.
This made the point, reasonably effectively, that there's a contrast between Brown's international stance on trade and the rhetoric he was using in the autumn of 2007.
While state officials like President Shimon Peres emphasise the diplomatic importance of the papal pilgrimage – strengthening Israel's international stance, supporting peace through interfaith contacts, and even promoting Christian tourism to holy sites in Israel – the popular media have focused on the trouble spots on Benedict's gown.
In reality, there was already a softening of the international stance but this hastened it.
They're also out-of-step with the international stance on the issue.
International support for tough stance on Iran would buckle under unilateral sanctions by the U.S. As the recent IAEA vote to censure Iran makes clear, the international position on Iran is more united than ever.
Others said NHK's focus on promoting government policy was a necessary correction to a perceived left-wing, international-looking stance.
The email, which surfaced in April 2008, appeared to contradict News International's previous stance that phone hacking was confined to a single "rogue reporter".
In our conversation on Jan . 18 Ya'alon, the deputy prime minister, was sharp in his criticism of the international community's stance on Iran.
In currencies, the euro strengthened against the dollar, buying $1.462, from $1.457 on Friday, after a G-7 meeting over the weekend brought no surprises on international policy makers' stance on FX markets.
