"No countermeasures" is a grammatically correct use of English in written communication.
You could use it in a sentence like: "Unfortunately, there are no countermeasures available to address the environmental issues."
And no countermeasures have been effective enough to stop this.
If it spreads much further, and no countermeasures can be developed, then the potato crisp itself could become an endangered species.
(At their peaks, epidemics are thought to double in as little as three days, which could drive the number into the millions, but Dr. Germann said he would not use such a rapid doubling rate unless it was a cold November and no countermeasures, like closing schools, were being taken).
While Zn-coatings on steel were found to be beneficial for the regular and even formation of intermetallic reaction zones in solid/liquid joining procedures, their role in solid-state processes was found to be more complex and, if no countermeasures are taken, extremely detrimental to the joint properties.
The Israeli government was shaken by the expulsion but chose to issue only a curt official expression of regret and to take no countermeasures against Britain, top officials said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk publicly.
So the total expected annual cost of ice, with no countermeasures and no use of environmental prediction, is about $7.4 million.
A type I risk represents a demonstrated, serious problem with no countermeasure concepts, and may be a potential "show-stopper" for long duration spaceflight.
Against that, Spicer had no countermeasure at hand other than brute force ― so he went on and on, reading news stories that everyone in the room had already heard, none of which advanced Trump's specific accusation of an Obama-ordered wiretap campaign.
Natural biological agents will also certainly cause epidemics for which no countermeasure exists as SARS did in 2003 and the current methods for producing medical countermeasures are insufficient to meet that need.
One expert recently calculated that a full-time counter could earn $70,000 to $230,000 a year under perfect conditions: no casino countermeasures, no mental mistakes, eight hours a day, 50 weeks a year.
Several of these chemicals have no known medical countermeasures for their toxic effects.
