The phrase "atlantic shore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, often in discussions about geography, travel, or nature.
Example: "The picturesque towns along the Atlantic shore attract tourists from all over the world."
Alternatives: "Atlantic coastline" or "shoreline of the Atlantic."
No wonder he decided to make himself a Celt from the Atlantic shore, and distance himself from his siblings.
From here to Florida, the Atlantic shore changes its fundamental character and becomes nothing but sand.
This lively and attractive metropolis, located on Cape Verde Peninsula along the Atlantic shore, is a popular tourist destination.
A topographical map of Egg Harbor and vicinity [cartographic material] : including the Atlantic shore from Barnegat Bay to Egg Harbor.
But it might get you a winter week somewhere else along the Atlantic shore of the Northeast.
Home to several ecological reserves and 100 miles of rugged Atlantic shore, Rocha traditionally attracted hippies, surfers and nature lovers, along with families seeking a low-key vacation.
The Encore Atlantic Shores is under construction in Eastport, N.Y.
Between September 28th and 30th, governments on both sides of the Atlantic shored up or split up six banks threatened by failure.
The lugworm Arenicola marina is a widespread and dominant large burrower at European Atlantic shores, and a major source of bioturbation and bioirrigation on the extensive intertidal flats in the Wadden Sea (eastern North Sea).
The availability of records on the species distribution along North African and Iberian Atlantic shores and of DNA from recently extinct populations provides an ideal opportunity to investigate the impact of climate-driven range reduction on the overall species genetic diversity.
From where I stand in Connecticut, I can't see the Atlantic's shore where black, slick heads of divers, descended like the cormorant, again, again, yet again through lashing surf.
