"visited abroad" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to traveling to another country, especially one outside of your own. For example, "My family and I visited abroad during the summer holiday."
Cambodia was one of the first places I visited abroad.
"A company I recently visited abroad hasn't been inspected for 10 years," he told me.
I've heard far too many people speak of their experiences at home or even across the U.S. as insignificant compared to any place they've visited abroad, but there's no reason to consider any location lesser than another.
Her official online White House bio describes her as "a shy, awkward child, starved for recognition and love, [who] grew into a woman with great sensitivity to the underprivileged of all creeds, races, and nations... her graciousness, and her sincerity of purpose endeared her personally to many -- from heads of state to servicemen she visited abroad during World War II".
"White South Africans should be backing S.A. more, both when they visit abroad and at home".
Ms. Ahrenkilde Hansen said the outbreak was mainly affecting northern Germany and an area around Hamburg, and that most of the cases outside Germany concerned German nationals visiting abroad or other people visiting Germany.
TripAdvisor lets people write reviews and recommendations of places and businesses they visit abroad.
I spent the last four years planning what my next step was, planning where my next internship would be, planning what countries I would visit abroad, but in less than forty hours I graduate college.
I never ever even dreamt about it," says Shorful in absolute awe upon his return to Bangladesh from his first ever visit abroad to London.
Britons spent more than £44.8bn while on visits abroad.
Then there is Serbia, to where Mr Martonyi paid his first official visit abroad.
