The phrase "against crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions, measures, or strategies that are intended to counteract or mitigate the effects of a crisis.
Example: "The government implemented several policies aimed at providing support against crisis situations that may arise in the future."
Alternatives: "in response to crisis" or "to combat crisis".
Confidence against crisis.
The official goal is to boost a "global firewall" against crisis.
His cool, unlike McCain's tic-filled anger, is tactically deployed; throughout the campaign it's become his main weapon against crisis and attack.
Acknowledging that crises can sometimes lead to painful short-term fluctuations, Mr Miron still advises against crisis prevention measures because the "cure would be worse than the disease".
The woes of Spain and Ireland demonstrate that balanced budgets and low debt in good times offer no protection against crisis, so European leaders make tougher fiscal rules the core of their agenda.
But, that said, the dollar has been slipping as a percentage of total foreign currency reserves, as nations increasingly sock away other currencies as well, to cushion themselves against crisis.
By incorporating future concerns into your talks, you'll make sounder decisions and guard against crises.
Central banks could offer more protection against crises in liquidity (see article).
Millions of state workers will now have full protection under the Family and Medical Leave Act, giving them greater ability to balance their work lives against crises at home.
The 1994 global trade treaty specifically permits governments to use compulsory licensing -- not just for drugs, but for any safeguards against crises in public safety, war, health or environmental disasters.
During that time, we'll be building a solid State, proof against crises, and without an ounce of gold behind it.
