"counting together" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of counting or adding numbers with another person or group of people, often with the goal of reaching a collective total. Example: "The students worked in pairs, counting together to find the total number of jelly beans in the jar."
This showed zero or three key cards, with the spade king counting together with two aces.
The newly engaged couple, having recovered from their initial embarrassment about learning the steps, were counting together as they moved their feet.
Counting together American and the regional airline it owns, American Eagle, mishandled bags rise to 8.69 for every thousand passengers, or a total of 639,146 through Sept. 30.
Time domain rainflow counting together with Miner's linear damage accumulation assumption is widely accepted as a method of rationalising stress amplitude and mean stress from random fatigue loading and the damage caused to the component.
This is an overview of systematic reviews, so vote counting together with a narrative synthesis of included studies was planned to summarise findings.
Therefore, in our study, delta increase during counting, together with alpha desynchronization, might reflect inhibition of irrelevant information (other names) and disinhibition of relevant information in order to focus attention exclusively on the target name.
Now we're fighting for our vote to count together".
Russia is the world's largest energy exporting nation, if oil and natural gas are counted together.
Counted together, the Kurdish parties and SCIRI pack incomparably more punch than the other Iraqi opposition groups combined.
The idea is that if parties are acting together, their ownership should be counted together for the purposes of the poison pill's ownership limitations.
The whiskered bat and Brandt's bat (Myotis mystacinus/brandtii) are so difficult to tell apart that they are counted together.
