The phrase "aim to counteract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals to neutralize or mitigate a particular effect or influence.
Example: "The new policy aims to counteract the negative impacts of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "seek to mitigate" or "strive to counter".
The new unit will aim to counteract interference in the Czech Republic's forthcoming general election, to be held in October, amid polling evidence that online disinformation is influencing public opinion and threatening to destabilise the country's democratic system, established after the fall of communism in 1989.
As with many different cancers, the search for a new standard has progressed to the design of immunotherapies, which aim to counteract the immune changes within this microenvironment.
ITER will be equipped with four EC (Electron Cyclotron) upper launchers of 8 MW microwave power each with the aim to counteract plasma instabilities during operation.
Up to now, several approaches to immunotherapy have been tested in clinical studies with the aim to counteract amyloid pathology and thus improve cognition [ 7].
Without saying as much, it aimed to counteract the evils attendant on arena baseball, football, and racing, by substituting the better, cleaner, saner pursuits of Woodcraft and Scouting.
In 2010, aiming to counteract this effect, the Queensland government in Australia enacted regulations that forbid display of a congratulatory message after a false win.
There, a neighbourhood of affordable, mixed-tenure homes was enabled by a federal government grant, alongside the Common Equity Housing Programme – a housing association that aims to counteract affordability, social housing and climate change challenges by encouraging the development of cooperatives (there are 113 in total) based on tenant control and management principles.
The Greenpeace action aims to counteract that by planting a scroll signed by at least a million people in the same place, claiming it as a sanctuary.
These results support the role of a structured approach to CM-MO able to integrate the start of BoNT-A prophylaxis with non-pharmacological interventions aimed to counteract and prevent symptomatic drug overuse.
E-HO, designed to use the Internet to enhance holistic and character education's efficacies in a way that is fitting for and favored by digital natives, also aimed to counteract the negative impacts of the mass media.
Seventy-five ofthem them (43 females, 32 males mean age 42.3 ±3.8SD) volunteered a treatment based on outcomes of Observation 1. Volunteers were randomly divided in group A and Group B. Both groups were allocated to a nurturing approach aimed to counteract fear-rage/despair.
