The phrase "counteract the impact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to take action to lessen or reverse the effects of something. Example: The government implemented policies to counteract the impact of climate change on the environment.
Feelings of gratitude can also counteract the impact of conflict and negative encounters, they said.
If it's so bad for the environment to fly, can a few pounds really be enough to counteract the impact?
But is this enough to counteract the impact on output and employment of the infamous cuts programme?
Campus leaders put together seminars and speakers and focus groups to try to counteract the impact of that killing.
As a result, monetary policy can currently do relatively little to counteract the impact of such deficit cuts.
These chemical messengers play an important role in boosting the growth of neurones in the brain, a process that would counteract the impact of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
With time, I've done what I can to push back on false narratives about Cabarete's "discovery," to funnel money into local businesses in order to counteract the impacts of tourism and "third world gentrification," as local people benefit the least economically.
Bivariate correlation analysis and principal component analysis indicated that the DC electric field was the main factor affecting the soil properties, and plant growth partially counteracted the impact of electric field on soil properties.
The most recent report suggested that a periodic cooling of the Pacific ocean was counteracting the impact of the extra carbon in the atmosphere.
This adaptation effectively counteracted the impact of cognitive inertia (i.e., the difficulty in switching between the two tasks) even on the individual level (as opposed to the aggregate level).
