The phrase "a rebound against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reaction or counteraction to a previous event or situation, often in a context of recovery or improvement.
Example: "The team's performance was a rebound against their earlier losses, showcasing their determination to succeed."
Alternatives: "a response to" or "a counteraction to".
Chris Thomforde '69 battles for a rebound against Cornell.
In 1956, playing for Jamaica High School in the quarterfinals of the P.S.A.L. tournament, Stanley went up for a rebound against Boys High.
Evans had received a warning for going down with little or no contact on Nov. 15 while battling for a rebound against Boston.
In the second half, she fell to the floor underneath the basket and won a tussle for a rebound against Michelle Campbell, who fouled Taurasi.
Ewing is averaging 14.2 minutes, 6.0 points and 4.2 rebounds a game, and even before the Indiana game, he played four minutes without a point or a rebound against Milwaukee.
Van Horn, who turns 25 on Monday, fell awkwardly on his left leg after going up for an offensive rebound against Orlando's Don Reid and Bo Outlaw with 5 minutes 2 seconds left in the second quarter.
Men's soccer's JEREMY COLVIN '19 scored on a rebound in overtime against Penn Nov. 3, helping Princeton improve to 5 0 1 in Ivy play.
On the sentiment front, investors are betting heavily against a rebound in PHM shares.
To prevent vacancies, but hedge against a rebound in rents, mall owners like CBL & Associates Properties signed tenants to shorter leases on the hunch that the real estate bust and recession would be short-lived.
On January 2 , 2012 Schenn scored his first NHL goal on a rebound during the second period against the New York Rangers, scoring against Henrik Lundqvist during the 2012 NHL Winter Classic.
Utter confidence showed when he tried a George Best move … trying to collect a rebound after hitting the ball against a defender's shins.
