The phrase "across some countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, trend, or phenomenon that occurs in multiple nations.
Example: "The new policy has been implemented across some countries in Europe to address climate change."
Alternatives: "in several countries" or "throughout various countries".
Detention of asylum seekers and temporary protection are already used to varying degrees in the US and across some countries in the European Union (EU).
In that light, a previous study with SHARE-FI (which focused on the larger population aged ≥50 years) showed that the relationships between the construct of frailty and indicators, although broadly constant, do vary across some countries; furthermore, there was evidence of differing levels of frailty for the middle-aged and older populations across European countries.
In rejecting a proposal to set a constitutional limit on the number of foreigners allowed in Switzerland (news article, Sept. 25), the Swiss have shown they can rise above the bigotry that is spreading across some countries in Europe.
We do that within countries as well as across countries, because some countries have expertise or cost advantages.
A similar issue may come from the equality of public sector wages we observe across regions in some countries.
Moreover, some consistent patterns across country groups are apparent.
"The indicators are mixed across the globe, some countries look a little more convincing than others.
As can be seen from the table, there is a large variation across the countries; some countries like Canada and Italy spend only 0.2%and0.4%4% respectively.
Of course, some differences exist across countries; for instance, the fact that institutional labor market factors seem to be more relevant in some countries than in others.
Satyarthi also helped to catalyze the 1998 Global March Against Child Labor, a series of demonstrations and marches across some 100 countries in which more than seven million people participated.
