"concerns of countries" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of global politics and economics to describe issues of the day that are important to or involve many countries. For example: "The concerns of countries around the world regarding climate change are growing more pressing each day."
The European Union could exempt all incoming flights from the rules, although that seems unlikely to allay the concerns of countries like the United States and China because their airlines would still need to pay for the emissions tied to outgoing flights.
As America disengages from Europe to face challenges in the Middle East and Asia, leaders such as Germany's Gerhard Schröder and France's Jacques Chirac have been too anxious to engage Mr Putin, to cultivate their commercial ties, to soften any criticism of his democratic credentials, and to belittle the concerns of countries in Russia's near-abroad.This eagerness not to offend is a mistake.
Given the constraints of time, Copenhagen's legacy of mistrust and the domestic political concerns of countries from Japan to the US to India, this is much more than anyone had expected.
In an attempt to find ways of establishing empirical support for this argument, the paper explores the extent to which key messages delivered by international donor organizations and representatives at the Policy Forum can be seen to reflect the current activities and concerns of countries within the region (as expressed through individual country reports presented during the forum).
At an HFC negotiating session in Geneva in April, countries tentatively agreed on a solution to concerns of countries with the most extreme hot temperatures, and they got down to brass tacks by focusing on terms for supporting developing countries through the Multilateral Fund.
In fact, the purchase and direct use of land resources is only one strategic response to the food security concerns of countries with limited land and water.
Its potential use as a biological weapon has made anthrax a prime concern of countries seeking to control the spread of terrorism.
The SDGs are therefore the concern of countries, regional bodies and many United Nations organisations.
Low adherence to such programs and self-care procedures is a concern of countries that still bear a significant leprosy burden.
They also must weigh the prospects for continued market expansion of forest products, and the competition with agriculture land, and concerns of target countries with limited land resources.
"I understand the concerns of some countries in relation to the Iranian influence in other countries of the region.
