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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at counting" is not standard and may not be considered correct in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific skill or activity related to counting, but it is uncommon.
Example: "She excels at counting the number of attendees at events."
Alternatives: "good at counting" or "skilled in counting".
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We are pretty good at counting babies and corpses, so we must have been under-counting net migration during the past decade.
Although Americans are in general good at counting things of value, we've done an absolutely appalling job at counting our bees and other pollinators.
Every decade or so since the 1970s, China has had a go at counting pandas.
The answer, it seems, is that we weren't very good at counting.
Regrettably, I have never been very good at counting my blessings.
After some genuine attempts at counting, she has to admit she doesn't.
The bureau is good at counting people who work for large organizations in well-defined, long-established occupations.
At counting time she said she knew it was me who left that nasty review of her on RateMyTeachers.com.
Although my brother couldn't speak French, he was top in his class at counting backward by threes.
The answer, it turned out, was that people in simple, traditional societies aren't very good at counting.
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