The phrase "counter it with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a response or reaction to something. Example: "When faced with criticism, it is important to counter it with positivity and self-reflection."
He had nothing to counter it with".
That isn't to say the campaign is trying to counter it with actual specifics.
If you're encountering bigotry and prejudice, every so often you have to counter it with a bit of ingenuity".
Tarantino is dangerously in love with the look of evil, and all he can counter it with is cool — not strength of purpose, let alone goodness of heart, but simple comeuppance, issued with merciless panache.
While the research has not been specifically remedy-directed, where gender-based bias has been discovered some have sought to counter it with HR policy changes, training, awareness campaigns, equal opportunity legislation, and more.
Some zealots, of course, attribute the trend to the malice of "secular humanists" and foolishly hope to counter it with ideologies like "creation science," which does violence both to religion and science.
But he compounds the problem by playing to the piazza's monumentality rather than countering it with the quietness that its pomposity demands.
China countered it with the kind of smothering security blanket that in many countries is reserved for visits by heads of state.
When the pianist rolled out a delicate tracery of arpeggios on Sometime Ago, Themen countered it with a soprano-sax solo of manic warbles and skewed linking phrases.
Countering it with American pressures to join NATO will only stoke internal divisions, so long as Ukrainians are far from agreed about the alliance.
