The phrase "as compatriots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of shared nationality or camaraderie among individuals.
Example: "We stand together as compatriots in the fight for justice and equality."
Alternatives: "as fellow countrymen" or "as allies."
The audience connects, but not as compatriots.
Roland experiences the women only as compatriots in hardship.
For decades, the Communist government portrayed the Nationalists not as compatriots but as enemies.
Though unacquainted with one another, as compatriots we soon discovered our chance similarity.
It was a self-consciously Brazilian take on the avant garde, challenging what he saw as compatriots' imitation of pop art.
As compatriots of Villa, Soriano and Begiristain were able to advise Claudio Reyna, the NYCFC sporting director, as he convinced Villa to sign for the MLS expansion franchise.
Stablemate Vesper Bell has also been left in, as have compatriots Double Seven and Colbert Station - the two possible JP McManus-owned options for champion jockey AP McCoy.
Nearly as good as her word, she won the javelin comfortably, throwing 143ft 4in despite, she said, the spear slipping out of her hand; took the 80 metres hurdles by a whisker in a world record 11.7sec; and finished equal first in the high jump, clearing the same height of 5ft 5¼in, another world record, as compatriot Jean Shiley, but lost the title on a technicality.
Merrien must run the 'A' qualifying standard as compatriot Scott Overall has already got the required time.
Britain's Adam Yates won the Tour of Turkey as compatriot Mark Cavendish sprinted to victory in the final stage.
Bradley Wiggins became the first British rider to win the Tour de France as compatriot Mark Cavendish claimed a fourth consecutive final-stage victory.
