The phrase "a strategy for preventing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or methods aimed at stopping something undesirable from occurring.
Example: "The organization developed a strategy for preventing cyber attacks on their network."
Alternatives: "a plan to avert" or "an approach to stop".
The male's death may be a strategy for preventing other males from mating with the female.
"The department has been tasked to come up with a strategy for preventing extremism through non-violent ideologues.
If substantiated, these findings may provide a strategy for preventing negative health consequences of ACEs.
This research points to a strategy for preventing homegrown radicalization: encouraging immigrants to participate in both of their cultures plus curbing discrimination against Muslims.
Ms. Harman and a Republican colleague, Representative Dave Reichert of Washington, are drafting a measure that would direct Congress to form a commission to develop a strategy for preventing such radicalization.
Targeted modulation of p75 NTR) provides a strategy for preventing degeneration without promoting TrkA-mediated deleterious effects, and targeted activation of TrkB might achieve more favorable neurotrophic effects than those achieved by concomitant activation of p75 NTR) and TrkB.
TG siRNA pigs immunized with current vaccines may achieve complete protection for an FMDV outbreak, which provides a novel strategy for preventing FMD in a disease-free country.
An international team of public and occupational health experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), universities, and independent agencies now makes a case for a global strategy for preventing these exposures [ EHP 120(4):420–426; http://dx.doi.org/1205897].org/1205897]
In patients with CAS as well as those without CAS, maintaining cardiac output, as compared to increasing MAP, appears to be a better strategy for preventing a decrease in cerebral oxygenation during off-pump CABG.
In the absence of an effective vaccine, social distancing is a key strategy for preventing the spread of emerging, potentially serious, infectious respiratory diseases [ 1].
Intermittent preventive treatment (IPT) is a promising strategy for preventing malaria morbidity in infants and children, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa where the disease burden is highest.
