The phrase "accused countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to nations that have been charged or blamed for wrongdoing or misconduct in a specific context, such as international relations or legal matters.
Example: "The report highlighted the actions of the accused countries in the environmental crisis."
Alternatives: "alleged nations" or "charged states".
It accused countries that did not commit military personnel of "costing lives".
On Monday, Mouzalas had accused countries along the Balkan corridor of becoming enmeshed in "an outburst of scaremongering".
Some accused countries with repressive drug control policies, such as Russia and Egypt, of exerting undue influence on the outcome.
Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, last month accused countries that supplied Georgia with weapons of helping to provoke the August conflict.
dispute resolution procedures that can lead, in about a year and a half, to a decision by a panel of trade judges on whether the accused countries must rewrite the offending regulations.
The head of the international group leading the fight against climate change has accused countries of pushing science aside in favour of self-serving "political myopia" ahead of the vital Copenhagen summit.
It is rare for the United States to publicly accuse countries suspected of involvement in cyberintrusions.
Administration officials said they hoped that the policy of accusing countries will focus public ire not on the United States, but on the countries that have signed and ratified the treaty but are cheating on it.
Adding to this mess, Mr. Erdogan has a toxic relationship with Europe, accusing countries like the Netherlands and Germany of Nazism after they barred his surrogates from holding referendum rallies for expatriate Turks on their territory.
Syria's representative to the UN, Faysal Khabbaz Hamoui, stormed out of the session, accusing countries of "inciting sectarianism and providing arms".
The leaders of 130 developing countries accused rich countries of plotting to cut them out of negotiations.
