The phrase "a counteracting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken to oppose or neutralize something.
Example: "The study focused on the counteracting of negative environmental impacts through sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "an opposing of" or "a mitigation of".
In our in vitro assays, in contrast to calcium hydroxide, OCHS did not have any antibacterial effect which may suggest a counteracting effect of the other components of OCHS to calcium hydroxide.
In the NHV infection, there is somehow a counteracting effect of TGFβ against the expression of TNFα and A238L at 4 and 6 h post-infection.
However, it is likely that the 4 week duration of the clinical study was too short as to reveal a counteracting effect of calcipotriol on dermal thickness via a stimulation of collagen production.
While NPM reformers advocate decentralizing decisions and reducing bureaucratic obstacles to decision making (the principle "let managers manage"), observers often find a counteracting centralization of power and control at lower levels of government.
The lack of decrease in u-AQP2 by tolvaptan could be explained by a counteracting effect of increased plasma vasopressin.
The lack of decrease in u-AQP2 by tolvaptan could be explained by a counteracting effect of a three-fold increase in plasma vasopressin.
A counteracting phosphatase of PI3K, the phosphatase and tensin homolog, (PTEN), is simultaneously localized at the rear edge of the cell [10].
Further, there is an appreciable structural change that, in the absence or presence of a counteracting load, causes a swing of the light chain binding myosin lever arm or a tendency for such a swing, respectively.
These two factors may have had a counteracting effect on the estimates of treatment outcome.
Thus the observed conflicting results may be due to the counteracting of a negative effect of low-grade inflammation associated with MS and the protective effect of adiposity [ 5].
