The phrase "as to counteract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to neutralize or mitigate an effect or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented as to counteract the negative impact of the previous regulations."
Alternatives: "in order to counteract" or "to mitigate".
The motors drive wheels that position the robot so as to counteract the tilt of the tower and thus balance the structure.
However, local politicians from the large mainstream parties could adjust municipal political institutions in such a way as to counteract this effect of the reform.
Oscillations at the midsection will be eliminated while the rest of the plate is allowed to swing in a way as to counteract the external force.
Furthermore, insulation padding can be placed by a certain offset into the mold cavity so as to counteract the expansion of castings.
A new doctrine was taking shape, under which Russia sought to study the nefarious tools of the West, as it understood them, so as to counteract them at home and put them into practice abroad.
It is then important to have a scheme that varies the shape of the RBFs over the domain so as to counteract the effects of Runge phenomena where the nodes are sparse.
Thus, without surprise, a lot of effort was taken to examine guessing (how and why it happens) and find ways, albeit not necessarily as effective as intended, to counteract it, such as selecting high frequency words, varying the distributions of associates, using semantically unrelated distractors, not letting learners know the number of associates, and using a "better" scoring method.
Compulsion criteria includes performing behaviours like constant hand-washing or constant mental behaviours such as counting inaudibly, as well as trying to counteract obsessions with another mental act or behaviour that is intended to alleviate the anxiety.
The government, school officials, health professionals and the society as a whole must intervene as rapidly as possible to counteract these predictions.
Children should be allowed to attend school from as young as two, to counteract generations of educational disadvantage and poor social skills, according to Lady Sally Morgan, the head of Ofsted.
Hopefully now you can see how easy if it to create feelings of depression and anxiety, as well as how to counteract these feelings.
