The phrase "atlantic countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to countries located along the Atlantic Ocean, often in discussions about geography, trade, or international relations.
Example: "The conference will focus on the economic cooperation between Atlantic countries, including the United States, Canada, and several European nations."
Alternatives: "countries bordering the Atlantic" or "nations along the Atlantic coast".
Atlantic countries like the United States, Norway, Brazil and Argentina are also involved.
Across countries, European Atlantic countries face highest risks versus coastal countries on other European waters that are relatively safer.
Venice ceased to be a Mediterranean power, and, as a European power, it lacked the advantage that the Atlantic countries had of direct access to the New World.
The boom was based on the assumption of investors that the province's raw resources would soon be able to compete in the markets of the Atlantic countries.
"Wars in which the Atlantic countries have been engaged in the past two decades have become extremely controversial, tearing the domestic consensus," Mr. Kissinger said.
All agree that they have done their share for conservation and that it's time for Eastern Atlantic countries to share the cost of rebuilding bluefin stocks.
"We see how many Euro-Atlantic countries are in effect turning away from their roots, including their Christian values," said Mr Putin in 2013.
The culpability for Russia's recent internal and external brutality does not lie with free Euro-Atlantic countries that want to pursue peaceful cooperation.
It is a widespread species, mainly distributed in the Mediterranean-Atlantic countries (Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Balkans, Greece), but reaching western North Africa (Morocco, Tunisia).
The Watersons had raised the bar and the way to manage was to play folk music with a guitar, which for most people brought you rhythmically into a ubiquitous kind of mid-Atlantic country-blues thing.
All three were acting illegally under international law, because in the Atlantic only countries that are members of the international commission for the conservation of Atlantic tunas can legally fish.
