'state country' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the relationship between a state and the country it is part of. For example, "California is a state in the United States of America."
Have you been to any memorable sites in your state, country or other places?
It's about encouraging collaboration beyond the scope of one's own city, state, country or discipline.
Communities can track forest loss in Indonesia, sprawl in Indiana and the flow of pollution from state to state, country to country.
She has just spied a pair of men's Adidas sneakers by the front door of her New York State country home, and with a delighted laugh slips them on to take her two rowdy dogs out for a walk.
His favorite was Geography, where each player names a place — a city, state, country, or continent — that begins with the last letter of the place named by the previous player.
During the question-and-answer part of the event, one student, who introduced himself as Larry Holmes from St . Albans School asked Mr. Obama: "Traveling from state to state, country to country, being the president, which one is funner?
Purple-state country music?
Republicans intend to import a considerable variety of red-state country talent for the flurry of events.
These wage differences are economically significant in a welfare-state country such as Denmark where the income distribution tends to be relatively more compressed.
Meanwhile, my dear friend and Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol, who worried endlessly about how ObamaCare would turn America into a high-tax, big welfare-state country, is resolutely blasé about the intrusive scope of the Arizona law because supposedly it just won't apply to too many people.
For example, Ananthakrishna et al. [23] introduced a method that eliminates duplicates in data warehouses using a dimensional hierarchy (e.g., city-state-country) over the link relations.
