The phrase "countermeasure in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the action of introducing or implementing a countermeasure - a response or defensive tactic against a particular threat or problem. Example: The government has implemented strict border control measures as a countermeasure in response to the recent surge in illegal immigration.
Use of insect repellents is a vital countermeasure in reducing these arthropod-related diseases.
Similarities between the blood groups of the rhesus monkey and of humans permitted the laboratory work that produced the countermeasure in use for the last 25 years, an injectable vaccine.
Short, nighttime naps are used as a fatigue countermeasure in night shift work, and may offer protective benefits on the morning commute.
Modulation of adrenergic mechanisms by GFC may serve as an effective countermeasure in amelioration of prefrontal deficits and neurodegenerative changes during HH.
This information can then be used to trigger a missile countermeasure in attempt for the missile to continue with a successful engagement.
The integrated system resulted in 50%95%5% confidence interval: 30 70%) greater effectiveness than the active countermeasure in reducing the number of pedestrians sustaining severe (AIS3+) head injuries, and 90%9595% CI: 50 150%) greater effectiveness than the passive countermeasure.
Impact to industry: Safety strategies to countermeasure in-vehicle distractions have been suggested and discussed.
Mon 10/09 Covert Channels A Survey of Covert Channels and Countermeasures in Computer Network Protocols.
The Pentagon has said it intends to use such sophisticated countermeasures in future tests.
It has already produced countermeasures in terms of capital controls by Brazil and perhaps others.
But if Washington insists on recognizing the election, several countries will respond by seeking countermeasures in the Organization of American States, Mr. Garcia said.
