"transported abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're talking about somebody traveling to a foreign country. For example, "After spending a year in America, she was transported abroad to Australia."
Most of it is sold in bulk and transported abroad, where it can be mixed with other wines and even re-exported.
And yet that legal appetite is rapidly being surpassed by the illicit one, which ironically sees more of these glass eels transported abroad than are consumed in Europe.
The EU has set a target of ensuring that 10% of each member country's power can be transported abroad by cable by 2020.
It is then ground into flakes and transported abroad (on cargo ships that otherwise would have returned empty to North America or Europe, for instance).
Libya's remaining stockpile of potential chemical weapons has been successfully transported abroad in an operation aimed at keeping them safe from militants, according to a watchdog.
Even though Mansfield's intention was specifically to make it unlawful for the slave to be transported abroad and back into chattel slavery, Somerset's supporters were jubilant as they interpreted it as meaning slavery was illegal on English soil.
Moreover, the process included the creation of a unique box to hold all 52 fragile scaffold pieces, designed to fit in carry-on luggage so it could be transported easily abroad without damage.
Mr. Humbert had argued to be allowed to end his life legally in France because he was unable to afford the cost of transport abroad, even if it could have been arranged.
Assad's government blamed the delays on rebel attacks and other war-related factors, including opposition shelling of the port of Latakia, from where the chemicals were put on ships for transport abroad.
Q: But transporting gas abroad is difficult and expensive.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges of theft of trade secrets and transporting them abroad.
