"regimes of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write "The world is full of different economic regimes of varying levels of success."
This might destabilize the weak, undemocratic regimes of the country.
The river regimes of North America exhibit great variety.
It has the advantage, for these regimes, of being directed outward, against a usually distant enemy.
It is difficult to imagine the regimes of Iraq or Cuba responding to moral suasion.
Could it be a comment on the lockstep Fascist regimes of the era?
Never politically outspoken, Hadid was happy to work for regimes of all different shades.
The fitness regimes of those young players are less interesting to Daly.
So we need radically to beef up parliamentary oversight regimes of intelligence services.
According to Goldberg, fascism in America predated the regimes of Mussolini and Hitler.
For most analysts, the political regimes of Venezuela and Brazil are very different.
The former Communist regimes of eastern Europe established procuracies based on the Soviet model.
