The phrase "aim of countering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of actions taken to oppose or mitigate something, such as a threat or challenge.
Example: "The aim of countering misinformation is to ensure that the public receives accurate information."
Alternatives: "goal of opposing" or "objective of combating".
The commanding officer, Brigadier Alastair Aitken, intends to bring in creative figures from the arts, who know about constructing narratives, with the aim of countering jihadist recruitment and radicalisation online.
Chalabi is an Iraqi-British historian and art expert and chairman of the Ruya foundation, a non-profit, non-governmental organisation that aids and enriches culture in Iraq and organises the Iraq Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, with the aim of countering narratives of violence and unrest.
Rock Against Racism, set up with the explicit aim of countering the electoral threat of the National Front, largely consisted of well-meaning white bands alongside some black musicians; out on the streets, it was Asians who were being stabbed and killed.
Sep. 18, 2017, 4 46 p.m. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump, meeting in New York on Monday, discussed the two leaders' shared aim of "countering Iran's malign influence in the region," the White House said.
Albert Einstein argued that the fate of the world rested on "decisions made in the village square (p. 309)." Democracy's Education shares with Science, Democracy and the American University the aim of countering dangerous anti-democratic tendencies by recalling a democratic narrative of higher education vastly different than Ivory Tower detachment and individualist meritocracy.
Among these are their aim for a steady-state economy, rather than reliance on consumer-driven growth; their tax policy's aims of countering inequality and pollution of all sorts; their banking policies for smaller banks, with the casino activity separated from retail banking and heavily regulated; their policies against privatisation and for public transport and council housing.
His team's work on anti-aircraft directors--devices that observe enemy planes or missiles and calculate the aim of counter missiles--became crucial when German rockets were used in the blitz of England.
We also aim to counter some of the perceived limitations of these arrays, that is, there are too many 'false positives' in analysing microarray data (Ioannidis, 2007).
These are very early days but they aim to discover a pharmacological way of countering stress and improving cancer outcomes.
Mobile malware is increasingly common, and a number of services aim to counter the threat on Android devices.
Mr Soros has also helped to bankroll a new liberal think-tank, the Centre for American Progress, to be headed by Bill Clinton's former chief of staff, John Podesta, which will aim to counter the rising influence of neo-conservative institutions in Washington.
