The phrase "internationally supported" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in political or diplomatic contexts to describe actions or decisions that are backed by multiple countries or the international community. Example: "The United Nations issued a resolution that was internationally supported, calling for an immediate ceasefire in the war-torn country."
Its mission needs to be internationally supported.
Inspections are a proven nonviolent and internationally supported method of thwarting Iraq's acquisition of weapons materials and technology.
But the major powers must soon initiate dialogue among interested parties in Kosovo, the Balkans and the Security Council toward an internationally supported status for the territory.
They said the attacks appeared to reflect a government-inspired campaign, with President Laurent Kabila hardening his resistance to internationally supported political talks about the country's future.
But for intervention to work, it should be large, internationally supported, backed by a government making credible policy changes and seen as likely to continue if necessary.
A key development is the Seismic Sea Wave Warning System, an internationally supported system designed to reduce loss of life in the Pacific Ocean.
Hilary Riva CEO of the British Fashion Council In January, Riva was appointed OBE for her dedication to promoting British fashion internationally, supporting young designers and developing London Fashion Week, as CEO of the British Fashion Council, a position she has held since 2005.
Zooming in a little more, it says it handles sales tax for software businesses that are selling internationally, supports a range of payment methods (including PayPal), and offers fraud prevention and checkout recovery services.
Zooming in a little more, it says it handles sales tax for software businesses that are selling internationally, supports a range of payment methods (including PayPal), and offers fraud prevention and checkout recovery services.
Internationally, support for the deal is strong.
Internationally, support for fundamental political reforms in Malaysia can help create a south-east Asian bloc of Muslim governments that will be a model for the rest of the world.
