The phrase "able to help prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability of something to assist in stopping or mitigating an issue or problem.
Example: "The new software is able to help prevent data breaches by implementing advanced security measures."
Alternatives: "capable of aiding in prevention" or "designed to assist in stopping".
If the type of surgery permits, patients may be able to help prevent some mistakes by having epidural or other types of regional anesthesia, so they can remain awake for their operations.
Aspirin continues to show tantalizing promise for medical conditions far afield from its original uses: recent studies suggest it may be able to help prevent dementia, stroke, even cancer.
Ben Ali is still not convinced she could have stopped her son, but she does feel empowered by the idea that she may be able to help prevent someone else's family from being torn apart.
It is supposed to be able to help prevent or respond to terror attacks and be ready, on short notice, to join Department of Defense convoys, which means its classified communications equipment is essential to its mission.
It is a story reminiscent of the history of aspirin, a drug that began life as a mere pain reliever and turned out to be able to help prevent heart attacks and strokes, said Dr. Salim Yusuf, director of cardiology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
We work on compassion every day, in hopes that we may just be able to help prevent a future attempt.
When asked what, if anything, people near and far may be able to do should they want to help prevent MTR, Stephens quickly says: "We can keep our eyes on legislation.
SpaceX posted that they understood the cause of this failed landing well, and have made "changes to help prevent, and be able to rapidly recover from, similar issues for the next attempt".
Once co-ordinated, these professionals were able to design more effective early and targeted intervention to help prevent households becoming excluded.
Public safety administrators in major cities like New York and Chicago are able not only to solve crimes and respond to emergencies, but to help prevent them.
It gives me inner satisfaction to be able to support women and couples in deciding on a method to help prevent unintended pregnancies.
