The phrase "a bulk of countries" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a large group or majority of countries. Example: "The United Nations is made up of a bulk of countries with diverse cultures and economies."
This is the technology that makes Skype possible and is now used by a bulk of the country's telephone landlines.
With France occupied by the Germans and a bulk of the country's elite in collaborationist mode with its capital at Vichy, the French colonial administration fell into line.
The Pack Send data shows that a bulk of expats are moving to countries like Italy for retiring due to the pace of life and relatively low costs to live out your days in scenic splendour.
Indeed, the bulk of countries with the greatest historic consumption of asbestos have largely retreated from its current use.
"A bulk of the terrorist attacks in this country are coming from right-wing extremists who are white terrorists," Johnson said.
Radiata pine forms the bulk of both countries planted forest estate, with eucalyptus species comprising a smaller hardwood estate in Australia.
After all, how does one convince the one industry that generates the overwhelming bulk of a country's corporate profits that it is they who should provide financing for the economy to reduce its reliance on them?
The bulk of the countries considering introduction of nuclear power are in water scarce regions.
Now you look at our economic performance compared to Europe and we are performing much better than the bulk of eurozone countries".
The bulk of the countries engaged in this process have increased the percentage of their national budget going to the agricultural sector, although most are still far from the 10% target of the Maputo declaration.
The bulk of the countries are in the intermediate stage of tax resource mobilization capacity.
