The phrase "a preventive one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intended to prevent a problem or issue from occurring.
Example: "The committee decided to implement a preventive one to address the rising concerns about safety in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a precautionary measure" or "a proactive approach".
In doing so, the EU has specifically prioritized a "control" approach to migration rather than a "preventive" one.
All this makes the current war a preventive one, which international law tends to consider illegal and illegitimate without United Nations sanction, regardless of the venality of the foe or the assemblage of the coalition of nations against it.
Fifteen percent of these prescriptions (approximately €181 million or €11 per capita at a national level) were primarily a preventive one.
The second approach is not truly a preventive one but offers the advantages of minimizing antibiotic exposure while giving the patient a high level of control over recurrences.
"This ruling needs to be understood as a preventive one, to maintain the constitutional and democratic order in the future," Judge Vojtech Simicek said in issuing the ruling.
A preventive one-session consultation might be hypothesised as beneficial for people with mild dementia and an improved 10-session programme more specifically adapted to the German healthcare system as beneficial for dementia patients with a moderate need for assistance in ADL, as shown in the Dutch study in which most people with dementia had a moderate to high need for assistance at baseline.
Since the studies concluded that one or two fish meals a week are preventive, one doesn't really need fish oil supplements, which can be risky.
"Unfortunately, we do not have the tools, and we need lots of new tools," with a vaccine the ultimate preventive one, Mr. Gates told the conference.
When professional and informal care can be avoided due to a preventive intervention, one can argue for giving the outcome a value based on the output principal, that is, the cost of home help.
But with the connection with homelessness still not widely recognised, domestic abuse is still a largely hidden problem to which the criminal justice system takes a mainly reactive approach, when what is needed is an evidence-based, problem-solving and preventive one.
If the Administration were to choose a preventive war, one option is "decapitation," an effort to kill senior leaders with a conventional or even a nuclear attack, though most analysts consider the risks unacceptable.
