The phrase "against the implication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a stance or action that opposes or contradicts a suggestion or inference made previously.
Example: "His argument was constructed against the implication that he was responsible for the failure of the project."
Alternatives: "contrary to the suggestion" or "in opposition to the inference."
But there are arguments against these positions as well, especially against the implication that Kennedy would have walked away from South Vietnam had it begun to collapse on his watch rather than on his successor's.
If this slight work only dealt with the Abrahams affair it might just be possible to excuse Watt's betrayal as no more than self-defence against the implication that he was not up to the job.
When Conservatives protested to him against the implication that the war must go on to free the slaves, even after reunion had been won, he explained, "To me it seems plain that saying reunion and abandonment of slavery would be considered, if offered, is not saying that nothing else or less would be considered, if offered".
This would mitigate against the implication of lateral physeal damage or tethering as a factor, suggesting instead that the aetiology is an example "regional acceleratory growth phenomenon", described by Frost [17].
You want me to defend myself against the implication that I sexually abuse children?
In an interview with The Charlotte Observer, Sarah Hoffman echoed those sentiments, arguing against the implication that the book would somehow turn children gay or transgender.
When Bush met with congressional leaders after the attacks, Senator Tom Daschle, the South Dakota Democrat, cautioned against the implications of the word "war".
In the early part of the 18th century there developed a cultural reaction against the implications of the union of England with Scotland (1707).
The changes have secured the passage of the metadata laws with Labor's support and the cancellation of a parliamentary inquiry scheduled for Friday, at which media executives were preparing to rail against the implications of the laws for journalists.
The changes secured the passage of the data retention laws through the house of representatives with Labor's support on Thursday and the cancellation of a parliamentary inquiry scheduled for Friday, at which media executives were preparing to rail against the implications of the laws for journalists.
