The phrase "able to countervail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to offset or counteract something, often in a context of balancing forces or influences.
Example: "The new policy is designed to be able to countervail the negative effects of the previous regulations."
Alternatives: "capable of offsetting" or "able to counteract".
If markets are opened up, countries should be given the right to countervail American and European subsidies.
The fragmentation of the extended family and community tended to isolate individuals and to countervail traditional values.
Against The Day (2006) deliriously posits utopian anarchists, renegade boffins and underworld explorers, to countervail with railroad barons and warring imperialists at the start of the 20th century.
In regulating the telecommunications industry, the separation between network and retail functions, which is designed to countervail the market power of incumbent operators, is a relevant issue.
I don't offer this as a total panacea for uselessness, but rather as the kind of experiment we need to make, socially, to countervail against the economy's ever stronger tendency to do more with less.
The failure also tended to countervail his undoubted gifts as an international negotiator and his achievements as Foreign Secretary, a post he occupied with great diligence and éclat for more than 10 years between 1935 and 1955.
This greatly erodes the capacity of the civic sector to countervail the tremendous power of corporate and wealthy elites". "Corporate espionage against nonprofit organizations is an egregious abuse of corporate power that is subverting democracy.
However, it has far greater potential to mobilize a broad array of U.S. business interests that benefit from trade liberalization in order to countervail opposition from groups that would be disadvantaged.
He instead proposed that a third member be added to each county, to countervail the borough influence.
Western countries, for their part, seem to understand little about how Putin's protest potential strategy is wielded and, even less about how to prepare to countervail it.
But the bottom line was grimly straightforward: the forces that could have acted to countervail the fissiparous competition of the market gradually disappeared.
