The phrase "internationally adopted" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to the adoption process when a child from one country is adopted in to another. For example, "The family was thrilled when they were finally able to complete the internationally adopted of their son from China."
To investigate whether mental health problems differ between internationally adopted adolescents and their non-adopted peers and examine design and sample characteristics that might underlie differences among studies.
The internationally adopted scale is ISO speed, written, for example, 200/24°.
Although human trafficking is recognized as a growing international phenomenon, a uniform definition has yet to be internationally adopted.
One startling study found that internationally adopted children who moved to Denmark began puberty earlier than their Danish peers, no matter where they had come from.
"A surprising number of internationally adopted children do not receive proper evaluation and follow-up," Dr. Laurie Miller, a pediatrician at the New England Medical Center in Boston, said.
Re "A Constitutional Anachronism" (editorial, Sept. 6), about the provision that does not allow naturalized citizens to run for the presidency: I am the parent of three internationally adopted children.
Only 7% of internationally adopting parents adopt black children, with most prospective adoptive parents preferring to adopt a child of Asian or Eastern European descent.
Though adopting children of color is common when the adoption is international, not all children who were adopted internationally are children of color.
Like a growing number of parents, I was inclined toward some form of open adoption in part because of the experiences of adoptees born into closed, secretive domestic adoptions in the 1950s and '60s, as well as those adopted internationally.
If you have adopted internationally or know someone who has, please be sure that the adopters have secured citizenship for the children they have adopted.
These findings suggest that post-adoption parental sensitivity may help normalize the HPA response to stress among children adopted internationally.
