"related countries" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to countries that have a historical, cultural, or political connection. Example: The United Kingdom and the United States are two closely related countries, sharing a common language and many cultural traditions.
"We hope related countries speak and act cautiously, don't get involved in any way in Hong Kong's internal affairs, don't support the illegal activities of Occupy Central, and don't send out any wrong signals," Ms. Hua said.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan was briefed by the head of the military, while Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu ordered consultations with Nato, the United Nations and related countries, their respective offices said.
The scramble to address the immigration wave in 2014 showed just how myopic both the public and the government was, failing to understand what was occurring in geographically related countries; and just how unprepared the wealthiest nation in the world was to handle refugees, particularly children.
In a joint statement with South Korea, North Korea pledged to "permanently dismantle" a missile engine test site and launchpad at Tongchang-ri "in the presence of experts from related countries". That is a site it had already promised to close, although allowing foreign inspectors into the country would be a step forward.
So, in this paper, based on these criterias and because of having strategic position on national and regional agricultural development and growing under state guarantee in related countries tea agricultural crop is expected to specify as specialty agricultural crop in agricultural world today.
To show more evidence in the above conclusion, the above results of interdependence are compared with the sovereign debt in the related countries.
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See Visser (2013), European Commission (2013) and Kollintzas et al. (2017), for related country clusterings.
Bratsberg and Terrell (2002) related country of origin specific return to immigrants' education in the US labor market to several schooling quality measures.
The purpose of this tool is to provide a simple visual means of relating country-averaged precipitation to a reference period of interest.
This study intends to understand how disaster is related to countries' production efficiency using a sample of 137 countries over 1980 2011.
