The phrase "a tally counter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a device or tool used for counting items or occurrences, often in a manual or digital format.
Example: "During the event, we used a tally counter to keep track of the number of attendees."
Alternatives: "counting device" or "counting tool."
Ali Mohammed, 44, a Brooklyn grocery owner who was shopping on Atlantic Avenue recently, said many Muslims use a tally counter as they repeat the many names of God.
Using his hands, the worker must burrow through the piles of soaking, stinking plummage and extract the stray dead bird – before clicking on a tally counter to record what he is throwing away.
When P. falciparum was present, a count of the asexual forms against leukocytes was made using a tally counter.
The cells were then enumerated using a tally counter under × 10 magnification on a bright field microscope with the entire 1 μl drop in the field of view.
At the same time, the number of mating events in each swarm was also recorded by an observer using a tally counter.
After 14 days, the number of aphids on each plant was counted using a tally counter - we started counting (separately for each species) from the bottom of the plant, and moved upwards up to the top.
Cell numbers were determined manually, using a phase contrast microscope (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan), a Bürker bright-line chamber (depth 0.1 mm; 0.0025 mm squares) and a hand tally counter.
To assess the musicians' audience, Dawson used a handheld tally counter and noted that on average, 600-800 passle pass through the hospital's heavily trafficked areas per hour.
The temporary location is hard to miss with the big Google flag flying outside and the large security guy standing at the door, clicking a hand tally counter as people walk through the door, so the drive for some time with the new Pixel doesn't push things over capacity.
This number was manually recorded using a hand tally counter and constitutes the estimate of the denominator population.
Give students directions on how to make an app that requires use of a variable (we started with Tally Counter, from Project Lead the Way curriculum).
