The phrase "as some nations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison or reference to the actions, policies, or characteristics of certain countries.
Example: "The country has decided to implement stricter environmental regulations, as some nations have already done."
Alternatives: "like certain countries" or "similar to some countries".
General Clark has argued that troop levels in Kosovo have dropped too much as some nations have already withdrawn soldiers.
Old lead acid batteries are increasingly reused as some nations lack lead deposits and the rising number of cars is driving an upsurge in demand.
While recently, the rates have gone down, there is little doubt that in the future some sort of cryptocurrencies will be in substantial use as some nations are already issuing their own cryptocurrencies.
"That would be positive for the game, unless, as some nations are now doing, they can apply for a sabbatical type period, where it might be beneficial for them because as I say, you've got to leave a certain amount of flexibility," said Hore.
The hope four years ago was that by now he would be reaping the peace dividends of extracting America from Iraq and withdrawing from Afghanistan, even if the mission was far from complete, so he could turn to what during the campaign he frequently characterized as "some nation-building at home".
The basic divisions are as stark as ever, and some nations and observers are arguing that smaller, less formal pacts are the way forward.
But now some experts say American antitrust law should take a more flexible approach and, as in some nations in Europe and Asia, take into account the welfare of employees, shareholders, creditors and other constituents of a corporation.
As a result, some nations cleaned up their acts.
Like America as seen by some nations, he is famous, admired and not particularly liked.
Harvard professor David Landes's Wealth and Poverty of Nations adds crucial insight as to why some nations prosper and others do not.
The agency said it was unclear whether production from the Middle East and North Africa would actually grow as expected because some nations, including Libya, might find it difficult to find the necessary investment in exploration and production.
