The phrase "a preemptive approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or methods that aim to prevent problems before they occur.
Example: "The company adopted a preemptive approach to cybersecurity, implementing measures to protect against potential threats."
Alternatives: "proactive strategy" or "preventive method".
It is a lesson that keeps Asian authorities committed to a preemptive approach in avoiding major threats to stability.
Most patients had a SAS score indicating appropriate or oversedation in the hour prior suggesting PR was used more often as a preemptive approach.
If channel handoff occurs and no more empty channel is available to maintain the route, local flow handoff, a preemptive approach to address the route breaking, is applied.
The city has been planning for its arrival since 2012 and is taking a preemptive approach.
Recently, Maertens et al. [ 7] proposed a preemptive approach based on radiologic and other surrogate markers for the early diagnosis of invasive mycoses in high-risk patients.
In optimizing the human ACHE-S gene sequence, we took a preemptive approach: modifying many molecular features that might have otherwise proven deleterious to the expression of the transgene or to the accumulation of its product.
A similar preemptive approach targeting S. aureus alpha toxin with a long half-life mAb (MEDI4893; MedImmune, AstraZeneca) is already underway in this program.
This attitude is comparable to the treatment of weather warnings and, in exceptional cases, may lead to a very preemptive approach to forecast uncertainty as some commanding firefighters reported: When I get a [warning] message, I start the full program.
Israel launched a preemptive attack.
In [16], the authors consider a preemptive priority approach for the channel access where SUs must vacate their channels whenever the corresponding PUs appear.
127 The preemptive approach is also an early treatment as empiric therapy.
