The phrase "a process that prevents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or system that stops or hinders something from occurring.
Example: "Implementing a process that prevents data breaches is essential for maintaining security in our organization."
Alternatives: "a method that stops" or "a system that hinders".
And, two of the scientists said, the anthrax was altered from its natural state to reduce its electrostatic charge, a process that prevents small particles from sticking together and to nearby objects, thus making them more likely to become airborne.
More telling, when Mr. Enzi asked if Mr. Daschle would discourage the use of budget reconciliation, a process that prevents filibusters and would allow a simple majority to approve health reform legislation, Mr. Daschle again said, "yes".
As Merici Vinton of the Consumer Financial Protection Board points out, when you have a process that prevents you from launching a big, critical site all at once, you just don't launch it all at once.
"But, by identifying how cooling activates a process that prevents the loss of brain cells, we can now work towards finding a means to develop drugs that might mimic the protective effects of cold on the brain," she said.
The brush-finished 47mm case is made of BMG-TECH, a bulk metallic glass obtained from a glass-like alloy through a process that prevents substantial crystallization.
Doses outside the guidelines except in end-of-life care could soon trigger a process that prevents pharmacists from filling prescriptions.
Most significantly, the deal was approved through a process that prevented city officials and residents from weighing in at all — let alone vetoing the plan.
That approach targets the PD-1 protein, which is involved in a complex process that prevents the immune system's T-cells from attacking cancer.
The patents cover a curing process that prevents "bacterial activity" in tobacco leaves, resulting in the lowest levels of cancer-causing nitrosamines, according to Star.
Companies now have no excuse not to understand vulnerabilities in their supply chain and aim to build a sourcing process that prevents buying of dirty shipments.
Thymic selection is a physiological process that prevents autoimmunity by eliminating self-reactive T cells and at the same time generates a broad spectrum of T cells reactive against foreign antigens.
