The phrase "against force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing opposition to physical power, coercion, or violence.
Example: "The protest was organized to stand against force and advocate for peaceful dialogue."
Alternatives: "in opposition to force" or "counter to force".
They know what to do with Navalny — force against force.
It will be right-hander against left-hander; finesse against force; cardigan against clam diggers.
Combat being the activities of force against force, there is a natural antithesis to all three processes described above.
We felt it our duty to make preparations to use force in order to defend ourselves against force.
Despite his refusal to support action in Syria, Mr Miliband is not flat against force: he voted to bomb Libya and Iraq.
The complaint against Force, which was filed on 25 March, describes how he was assigned to the Baltimore, Maryland side of the FBI investigation into Ulbricht.
General Amos, in his review, wrote that every commander is "forced to balance the ever-present and continuing mission of force-projection against force-protection requirements".
Though the appeal court ruling will do nothing instantly to change the plight of the hunger-striking detainees, it does open the door to challenges against force-feeding in the federal courts.
The case against force-feeding is tough to refute, but as his globe-trotting reporting shows, the birds probably have happier, healthier lives than most "factory farmed" chickens do.
The documentary detailed Davison's other courageous acts, including hiding overnight in a parliamentary cupboard (so she could list the House of Commons as her residence in the 1911 census), and throwing herself down a prison staircase as a protest against force-feeding.
One such is Chen Guangcheng, a blind campaigner against forced abortions.
