"purchasing countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to countries that buy more goods and services from other countries than they sell, and it can be used in various contexts. For example, you could say "The purchasing countries in the global market are increasing their imports."
Mr Hyman cites reams of examples of deals that he believes brought great benefits for purchasing countries' economies.
encourages countries selling military equipment and services to consider the following factors before making conventional arms sales: the security needs of the purchasing countries, the level of defense expenditures by the purchasing countries, and the level of indigenous production of the purchasing countries.
The problem with inflating publicly available pricing data the way the current arms sale process does is that it can inflame opposition in purchasing countries because the size of transactions is so exaggerated.
The real challenge will be to convince purchasing countries to pay increased costs for sustainable production, he proposed.
Data providers include NGOs, international donor agencies, UN agencies and purchasing countries.
The availability of comparative pricing information from other buyers allows purchasing countries to leverage their negotiation position and demand more favorable prices for their purchases [ 1].
Sales strategies have included offering free trips to Malaysia and Singapore to Chinese nationals who purchased Country Garden property back home, according to multiple buyers interviewed by The Post.
Information provided with each sample included, where available, the species name as provided by the retail outlet, the state of the sample when purchased (frozen, fresh or previously frozen), the city of sample pickup, name of store where purchased, country of origin and date of collection.
Trump purchased land in that country for a golf course on the coast.
All foreign arms sales in recent years carry similar promises, intended to generate enough economic activity so that the purchasing country can pay for the gear.
All are looking at ways to make parts locally, and BAE is offering to fully offset the cost of a fleet of Gripens by investing an equivalent amount in the purchasing country.
