The phrase "a plan to prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or measures aimed at stopping something undesirable from happening.
Example: "The organization has developed a plan to prevent future incidents of data breaches."
Alternatives: "a strategy to avert" or "a scheme to stop".
"But we have a plan to prevent reckless overdevelopment.
And it needs a plan to prevent people ending up in Calais.
Against Bayern there will be a plan to prevent the deadly left foot of Robben getting anywhere within shooting range.
Left to themselves, France won't develop a plan to prevent people coming and risking their lives trying to cross.
The Salton Sea Authority has for years been working on a plan to prevent the lake from shrinking any further.
Qutaybah met his downfall from supporting a plan to prevent Sulaymān from inheriting the caliph's throne on the death of his brother, ʿAbd al-Walīd.
ATHENS — Worries about Greece's intractable debt problem deepened on Monday, stoking fears that the country remains on a path to fiscal disaster and that European leaders do not have a convincing plan to prevent a default.
College students will see the interest rate on their federally subsidized loans double to 6.8 percent on July 1 unless Congress and the White House come up with a bill plan to prevent that, at a cost of $6 billion.
That was almost beside the point, though, as the reports awoke fears that Greece remained on a path to fiscal disaster and that European leaders did not have a convincing plan to prevent the country from defaulting.
In 2005, the NSW government introduced the Fresh Tastes @ School Healthy Canteen Strategy as a key component to an action plan to prevent childhood obesity.
Abbott wants Coag to focus on a national plan to prevent domestic violence against women.
