The phrase "a prevention of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or actions taken to stop something from happening.
Example: "The organization implemented a prevention of disease transmission through vaccination campaigns."
Alternatives: "an avoidance of" or "a deterrent to".
"This was supposed to be a prevention of genocide, not a continuation".
The mechanism being used is a "prevention of significant deterioration" permit.
India has a Prevention of Corruption Act, as well as various investigative agencies focused on corruption.
Hassell said she would send a prevention of death report "in light of the jury's conclusion" so that lessons may be learned.
Hassell said she was "struggling" to make a prevention of further death report, adding: "I'm not naive enough to think people will stop taking recreational drugs".
She also said she would not be writing a prevention of future deaths (PFD) report because of the changes the trust had made since the boy's death.
India has a Prevention of Corruption Act and a variety of watchdog agencies, but the agencies' effectiveness is often questioned because they answer to politicians.
In Quantico, Manning has been held in solitary confinement under a "prevention of injury order" which, his lawyer has argued, amounts to an unjustified form of coercion ahead of his court martial.
Hassell felt so strongly that something had gone badly wrong that she completed a Prevention of Future Deaths report, because she believed there was "a risk that future deaths will occur unless action is taken".
Many Muslims say that a Prevention of Terrorism Act passed in 2002 has been used with particular force against them, resulting in arbitrary arrests, harsh interrogations, and detention without charge.
Made to endure strict conditions under a prevention of injury order against the advice of military psychiatrists, he is treated like no other prisoner at the 250-capacity Quantico Brig detention facility in Virginia.
