The phrase "as to counter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken to oppose or mitigate something.
Example: "The committee proposed new regulations as to counter the rising pollution levels in the city."
Alternatives: "in order to counter" or "to counteract".
Asked during the interview why he did not sell the three private television networks he owns so as to counter his critics, Mr. Berlusconi said, "I wanted to do it, but my children won't let me".
But they assert that clouds — which can either warm or cool the earth, depending on the type and location — will shift in such a way as to counter much of the expected temperature rise and preserve the equable climate on which civilization depends.
Reduction in photocatalytic activity in sunscreen is encouraged as to counter production of radical oxygen species, a prominent problem with precursor, ZnO [28, 29].
To spread his story and assist the abolitionist cause, as well as to counter early charges that someone so eloquent as he could not have been a slave, Douglass wrote and published his first autobiography, the Narrative.
In addition, the PrfA*-dependent increase in gene products that facilitate bacterial invasion (for example, InlA, InlB, LLO, ActA) [5], [18], [62], [75] [79] and/or bile resistance (Bsh, BilE) [54], [55] may enhance intestinal translocation so as to counter balance any stress-associated defects.
The acquisition of multidrug resistance by Plasmodium falciparum underscores the need to understand the underlying molecular mechanisms so as to counter their impact on malaria control.
You can use the arm as a tail as well to counter the external forces," said Rehman.
But it won't be as easy to counter as some other systems.
Dr. Rantisi repeatedly defended Hamas's approach as necessary to counter what he called Israeli occupation.
He has undertaken a series of key reforms, known as Abenomics, to counter two decades of stagnant growth and deflation.
The announcement last week by Defense Secretary Hagel that the U.S. will, over the coming months, deploy additional anti-ballistic missile interceptors in Alaska and on America's west coast is not really what it is being portrayed as -- to counter the perceived missile threat from North Korea.
