'more distant countries' is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to countries that are geographically further away, or to imply a figurative distance, such as one of customs or culture. For example, "American values can seem very strange to more distant countries."
But many of the most popular contributions came from more distant countries, including India, Egypt, Brazil and Persia.
The cutbacks were immedi ately felt in Western Europe, he said, compelling imports of oil from more distant countries with a consequent increase in transportation costs.
Today Aachen is prospering, democracy is firmly rooted, no passport is required to visit neighbouring, or more distant, countries and much of the continent enjoys a single currency.
With an international promotion budget of $30 million this year, the government is trying to keep the bargain tourists while making new appeals to bigger spenders from the United States, Japan and other more distant countries.
Especially in the absence of any good evidence that as yet unsigned trade deals with more distant countries at an unspecified date in the remote future will ever be enough to compensate for the immediate damage that a hard Brexit will do to trade with our closest neighbours.
The analysis of Giordano and Uniqlo's internationalization in this study showed similar patterns of foreign market entry; they started with relatively close countries first, and then expanded to more distant countries aggressively with different strategies in specific.
Germany was also included, as it is the most common nationality in Italy among "rich" western countries (ISTAT 2015a) and should therefore be less discriminated than the candidates coming from poorer and more culturally distant countries.
These relations seem particularly true for countries more distant from the equator, countries with higher IR and among older children.
If Kemper ran aground due to fundamental design flaws rather than poor market timing or mishaps that could be avoided next time, then the prospects for affordable clean coal and carbon capture may be even more distant than many countries are counting on to meet international climate agreements.
But now Washington is more distant, and those countries are tilting toward China, which has consecrated its maritime power partly by offering them aid, trade and investment in exchange for muting any protest, per the view of political scientists.
It later was detected in Europe, including cases in France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom; in the North African country of Tunisia; and in countries more distant from the Middle East, including China, Malaysia, South Korea, and the United States.
