The phrase "peer countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to countries that are similar in size, influence, or development. For example, "The United States and China are both peer countries in terms of their economic influence."
This is well below Nigeria's peer countries.
In our peer countries, for every dollar spent on health care, an additional $2 is spent on social services.
It may be no coincidence that our peer countries, all of which have universal coverage, have done a far better job spending less to get comparable results to our considerably more expensive system.
"I think you will see that he is attempting to reshape and rebalance the budget so that we are not so heavily weighted to preparing to fight conventional conflicts against near peer countries that may or may not take place, and instead spend more of the money to fight and win irregular conflicts like we are in now," Mr. Morrell said.
The NRC-IOM report emphasized the effect of social forces on children and how those forces carry over to affect the health of adults, noting that American children are "more likely than children in peer countries to grow up in poverty" and that "poor social conditions during childhood precipitate a chain of adverse life events".
Lastly, for transport infrastructure, Mexico performs well related to the peer countries.
As adults, they earn 20 percent less than their non-stunted peers "Countries across the South and East Asian regions continue to pay high economic costs for not addressing child stunting, including increased health and education costs," said Ms. Fackhuda Zahra Naderi, Member of Parliament of Afghanistan.
But is it also why the rest of us also do worse than our peers in more equal countries.
We don't live as long as our peers in more equal countries, nor do our infants or children.
In 2010, Mexico surpassed peer comparator countries' road network per area from the LAC region Brazil, Chile and Argentina, as the region itself.
In Canada, progress towards including PGx in clinical practice has lagged many peer OECD countries due to a fragmented regulatory environment and lack of reimbursement models [7].
