The phrase "a range of prevention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods or strategies aimed at preventing a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The health department implemented a range of prevention measures to combat the spread of infectious diseases."
Alternatives: "a variety of preventive strategies" or "multiple prevention approaches".
The Housatonic Youth Service Bureau is a nonprofit social service agency dedicated to providing a range of prevention and support services to the youth in northwest Connecticut.
They will further inform a range of prevention, early intervention and response initiatives to better protect children in Lao PDR from all forms of violence and will support implementation of the National Plan of Action on the Prevention and Elimination of Violence against Women and Violence against Children 2014-2020.
The overall goal of the Program is to improve understanding of the relationship between exposure and disease; provide better human health risk assessments; and, develop a range of prevention and remediation strategies to improve and protect public health and the environment.
Working with such high profile artists such as Common and Fid Q will help us reach more young men (and women) to engage them on their rights to a range of prevention and treatment options.
Rates of linkage to a range of prevention, treatment, and care services are unavailable.
Drowning happens in many different ways, and needs a range of prevention strategies to target the biggest risks.
There is increasing evidence about the positive cost benefits of a range of preventative services from falls prevention and telecare to home improvement agencies.
However, the results provide interesting insight into men's current contact with a range of HIV prevention activities available to them and the following discussion concentrates on the implications of the findings for future HIV prevention efforts.
The four companies report on a range of corruption prevention measures and disclose details of subsidiaries.
Three decades later, despite improvements in psychiatric and emergency care medicine, a range of suicide prevention barriers and policies and, arguably, some degree of social, political and personal empowerment, the number in 2012 had risen to 4,590.
Three decades later, thanks to improvements in psychiatric and emergency care medicine, to a range of suicide prevention barriers and policies and, perhaps, to gradual social, political and personal empowerment, the number in 2012 had almost halved to 1,391.
