The phrase "act which precluded the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to an action that prevented or made something impossible.
Example: "The act which precluded the further development of the project was met with widespread criticism."
Alternatives: "action that prevented the" or "measure that blocked the".
Due to the provisions of the Defence Act, which precluded the five existing Militia divisions from serving overseas, the government decided to raise an all-volunteer force known as the 2nd AIF.
After the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, due to the provisions of the Defence Act, which precluded the Militia from being sent outside Australian territory to fight, the decision was made to raise an all-volunteer force for overseas service known as the "Second Australian Imperial Force" (2nd AIF).
In 2012, the Conservatives made amendments to the Safe Streets and Communities Act which precluded conditional sentence orders for marijuana trafficking over three kilograms, Neary's co-counsel, Chris Lavier said.
We would limit the scope of liability more aggressively than the UK and suggest a parity of information standard based on the approach taken in Rule 14e-3 of the Exchange Act, which precludes trading in connection with a proposed tender offer if the information is specific and comes from designated insider sources.
I was duly issued a set of crutches, which precluded the screws from handcuffing me.
I was duly issued a set of crutches, which precluded the guards from handcuffing me.
Previous work suggested patients prefer mailed results, which precludes the need to phone to obtain normal results and can also act as a memory aid for follow-up (7 9).
Animation demands a nine-month lead time, which precludes the kind of topicality that McGruder has come to rely on.
Posterior regeneration requires the presence of the intestine, removal of which precludes the formation of hind segments.
First, this is a prospective follow-up study which precludes the drawing of conclusions regarding causality.
Following the outbreak of World War II, due to the provisions of the Defence Act (1903) which precluded deploying the Militia outside of Australian territory, the government decided to raise an all volunteer force for overseas service, known as the Second Australian Imperial Force (2nd AIF).
