The phrase "a foundation against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a basis or support for resisting or opposing something, such as an idea, action, or threat.
Example: "The organization aims to create a foundation against discrimination in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a basis for resisting" or "a support for opposing".
The company apologised and pledged to donate 10,000 condoms as well as the proceeds from the NPD order to a German foundation against right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism.
If Time Warner's value stays unchanged, he will have to give the UN about 2.7% of his stake every year to meet his pledge to spread the gift over ten years.But Mr Turner wants to retain his influence in Time Warner, so he is now talking of putting the shares into a foundation and borrowing against them for the donation.
Oh, and before we begin, I should mention Escobar has a foundation called Violins Against Violence, serves on the board of the Jamaica Queens YMCA, and is involved in numerous charities.
The ones that point to violence against women and gays in some Muslim-majority cultures and selected excerpts from the Qur'an as proof of Islam as a religion of hate— ignoring the fact that Christian-majority cultures have been using the Bible as a foundation for violence against women and gays for centuries.
Gnawa music, originating from sub-Saharan slaves brought north to Morocco, has a foundation of West African three-against-two rhythms and melodies based on five-note scales.
In America, Ms Hirsi Ali found the funds to set up a foundation to study violence against Muslim women.
It seemed as if Mr. Johnson was trying to persuade the jury that, whether the statement was never made or was just made up, it should have never been a foundation for the case against his client.
The essential epigenetic function of FOXP3 provides a foundation for experimental therapies against autoimmune diseases.
4 – A foundation, order, service, struggle against limits, steady growth.
