The phrase "internationally licensed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone, a business, or a service that has acquired a valid license or certification from a governing body that is accepted in multiple countries. For example: "The online casino is internationally licensed and certified, giving customers across the world access to a secure gaming experience."
One internationally licensed vaccine containing the inactivated JE virus strain SA14-14-2 is Ixiaro® (Valneva, Austria).
In addition, Seven Brown, an internationally licensed esthetician and owner of Harlem Skin & Laser Clinic, told HuffPost that "For people with acne, friction can be a big deal -- it can cause lesions to open and spread bacteria to the pillowcase".
Only one internationally licensed oral cholera vaccine is available but this remains prohibitively expensive for routine use in cholera-endemic countries.
For example, in Bangladesh the internationally licensed oral B-subunit and whole cells elicited a 4-fold or greater increase in serum vibriocidal antibodies to O1 after the second dose in 43% of adults and in 30% of children, in contrast to the figures of 53% and 80% of the corresponding age groups in the present study done in Kolkata [7].
A previous trial found similar serum vibriocidal responses to V. cholerae O1 Inaba induced by 2 dose regimens of the internationally licensed, oral B subunit killed whole cell vaccine and the previous version of the Vietnamese oral killed whole cell vaccine [3].
This is the only internationally licensed indication for rFVIIa.
To expand internationally, licensing and distributing products and solutions worldwide by year six.
To expand internationally, licensing and distributing products and solutions worldwide by year six.
An internationally known licensed psychotherapist, nondual healer, business and life coach, professional speaker, and radio talk show host, Dr. Howard combines over 20 years of experience with extensive training and expertise in mind-body psychology, meditation, and the healing arts.
Wolfington — an energetic giant who played basketball at Georgetown University in the 1960s with NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue — expanded quickly across the nation, and then internationally, by licensing the brand to franchisees.
His design for an extrusion coating machine received a US patent in 1952, forming the basis for a line of paper and plastic coating machines licensed internationally.
