The phrase "against fabrication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are expressing opposition to the act of creating false information or deceit.
Example: "The organization stands firmly against fabrication in all forms of media."
Alternatives: "opposed to deceit" or "against falsehoods".
Monte Carlo and corner case simulations show the good robustness of proposed circuits against the fabrication errors.
Holocaust survivors and scholars are fiercely on guard against any fabrication of memories because they taint the truth of the Holocaust and raise doubts about the millions who were killed or brutalized.
The devices are relatively easy to fabricate, smaller and mechanically more robust than existing parallel-wire particle velocity sensors, resulting in better resistance against harsh fabrication steps and, consequently, higher fabrication yield.
Baldo's Ignition Grant project to explore a new class of shape-changing molecular semiconductors, on the other hand, ran up against some nanotech fabrication challenges.
Apart from the limited methods available for assembling core shell nanoparticles, stabilization against coagulation and fabrication over a large surface area still remains a challenge.
She called the charges against Mr. Zhang "sheer fabrication".
Mr. Zuma, the A.N.C. leader, had always insisted that the case against him was a fabrication concocted in the service of his archrival, former President Thabo Mbeki.
"Because the charges against me are pure fabrication there was no prospect of a fair trial in Rwanda, so it was a double stress, not knowing if I can win the case, and knowing that if I go back, I'm facing ill treatment".
In particular, nanostructured oxide semiconductors, such as ZnO nanowires (NWs) and TiO2 nanocrystals, have been widely applied to photo-electrochemical (PEC) cells or solar cells owing to the low cost and high stability against photocorrosion, and mature fabrication techniques [4-13].
