The phrase "a time to counter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the appropriate moment to respond or oppose something, such as an argument or action.
Example: "In the face of increasing misinformation, there is a time to counter with facts and evidence."
Alternatives: "a moment to respond" or "an opportunity to oppose".
Those with known allergies to fish or shellfish must take particular care to avoid all sources and would be wise to carry a loaded syringe of Adrenalin like an EpiPen at all times to counter life-threatening reactions to inadvertent exposure.
The National Bank of Denmark pushed the rate back into positive territory on April 24th, raising it to 0.05%, this time to counter a weakening krone.Though one should be wary about reading too much into the experience of a small economy with a pegged currency, the Danish experiment seems to indicate that negative interest rates can help to contain upward pressures in the foreign-exchange markets.
The Reagan administration also announced a $3.2 billion aid package to Pakistan at the time to counter Russian forces in Afghanistan.
This initial attack cut all the communications to and from the post, and a Pakistan Air Force air support could not be called in time to counter the attack.
Now it's time to counter that pain you've felt as an investor with at least a bit of relief as a taxpayer.
Ischinger also suggests it is time to counter the massively fraudulent propaganda coming out of Moscow.
But the defense yielded two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, leaving Smith scarce time to counter.
"The question is what kind of judgment will you exercise when you pick up that phone?" In an announcement later — timed to counter Mrs. Clinton's barrage and scripted off Obama campaign talking points — Mr. Obama was endorsed by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia and chairman of the Intelligence Committee.
Many believe Mr Gandhi's remarks on Tuesday may have been timed to counter a recent attack on Congress's dynastic politics by Narendra Modi who, many believe, is being positioned as the prime ministerial candidate by the main opposition Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
