The phrase "counterfeit with" is not correct in written English.
You could use the phrase "counterfeit of" instead. For example: The jewelry was identified as a counterfeit of a famous designer's pieces.
The language of counterfeit with regard to integrity is important.
At lunch with friends not long ago, she compared her classy counterfeit with their originals.
Most of the prints were marked as counterfeit with only a tiny stamp, easily hidden by a frame.
And eBay, the biggest online marketplace, is the center of a new universe of counterfeit with virtually no policing.
Up to one-third of drugs in developing economies are counterfeit, with 30% not having active ingredients, so companies such as 3M are introducing blockchain-powered solutions that can detect and deter tampering to address a bottom-line concern and a public health issue.
It does this through examination of minute details in the texture and weaving, and can reportedly spot a counterfeit with 98% accuracy.
Both men were involved in marking the counterfeits with false signatures, according to the statement issued by Mr. Bharara's office.
The move comes amid concerns about the 30-year old coin's vulnerability to counterfeiting, with an estimated 45 million forgeries in circulation.
Inspection of the blister packaging indicated that these were counterfeits with packaging similar to Type 1 counterfeit artesunate seized in Operation Jupiter.
Artesunate has the highest frequency of counterfeits with 35 incidences (43.2%), followed by tetracycline (listed as antimalarial in the database), quinine sulfate, and chloroquine (12.3% each).
Be aware of issues of forgery and counterfeiting with coins.
