The phrase "able to prevent such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability to stop or hinder something from occurring.
Example: "The new security measures are designed to be able to prevent such breaches in the future."
Alternatives: "capable of stopping such" or "able to avert such".
"We will never be able to prevent such hazards.
With the latest policy change, Godiva would no longer be able to prevent such ads from appearing.
While security agencies have not been able to prevent such incidents, they have so far prevented disaffected workers and farmers in different regions from linking up and forming networks that could pose an organized challenge to Communist rule.
Hence, it would be highly beneficial for a person with HD to incorporate activities into his/her life that may be able to prevent such a rapid loss of gray matter.
The doctors and their allies among the elite have been able to prevent such a deal from being considered by the politicians in Washington, American workers don't have that power.
Joyce said he hoped the efforts of all the governments involved in today's announcement would be able to prevent such a future attack happening.
Shouldn't no mean no? Shouldn't a university be able to do something to prevent such an act -- or at the very least help a victim feel comfortable enough to come forward?
Resplandy believes that researchers, aided by advanced computing techniques, will soon be able to predict events such as these before they occur, allowing governments to warn communities or to prevent such occurrences altogether.
In the interview, translated from the Pashto, Mullah Mohammed Omar said, "Americans will not be able to prevent acts such as the one that just occurred because America has taken Islam hostage".
With greater access to information, China in the future will not be able to prevent more such bursts of freedom.
Unfortunately, International Law and the organization of global society have not yet been shown to be able to prevent phenomena such as Terrorism, highlighting the urgency and relevance of the topic.
