"counter misconduct" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, one may use the phrase "The police took preventive measures to counter misconduct in the city."
At the same time, the company doubled its financing, to $1.1 million, of a program to counter sexual misconduct.
You can also sign the petition to counter federal attorney misconduct.
Counter-allegations of toxic misconduct and abusive behavior!
"You have the flashbulb headlines about a domestic terrorist case, and then, not long after, a counter allegation by the defendant about misconduct by a government agent or informant".
Mr. Payne asserted in a lawsuit filed in 2010 that he was fired for drawing attention to misconduct in city contracting; Mr. Gandhi has countered by calling him a disgruntled employee.
They involve misconduct - real or alleged - that runs counter to established moral norms.
Her husband, former detective inspector Mohammed Afiz Khan, 46, who was head of the Muslim contact unit at the Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism unit SO15, has already pleaded guilty to two misconduct charges.
The conflation of ill health with misconduct seems at best inappropriate and at worst counter-productive.
It would also run counter to the Justice Department's record of striking deals with banks suspected of misconduct.
On August 2nd the first published report on the tragedy by the Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCclearedred Sir Ian Blair, the head of the Met, of misconduct but said that Andrew Hayman, the force's chief of counter-terrorism, had misled senior colleagues and journalists about the victim's identity in the hours following the shooting.
