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"internationally minded" is correct and usable in written English.
It means having a broad perspective and understanding of different cultures and countries. You can use it to describe someone who is knowledgeable about global affairs or has experience living and working in different countries. Example: The candidate for the international marketing position must be internationally minded and able to adapt to different cultural norms in order to successfully promote our brand in various countries.
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"I think it's because they are more internationally minded.
Over the years, a scattering of internationally minded restaurants have added a bit of an edge.
Younger, more internationally minded businesspeople should be encouraged to speak up alongside the old guard.
At the same time Chinese companies are becoming more internationally minded.
And there is a crop of curators who are more internationally minded.
Anders Lustgarten is the most internationally minded dramatist working in Britain today.
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In 1948 the "Conference of Internationally-minded Schools" asked the International School of Geneva (Ecolint) to create an international schools program.
They're both internationally-minded, reform-minded, practical-minded idealists.
For Mr Augustine is more internationally-minded than most American defence industry chiefs.
I have been tasked with developing curriculum for middle school students to help them become internationally-minded.
The country needs language research to fight terrorism and international crime and to produce flexible, internationally-minded graduates, she added.
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