The phrase "action for prevention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to initiatives or measures taken to prevent a specific issue or problem.
Example: "The organization launched an action for prevention to address the rising rates of childhood obesity in the community."
Alternatives: "preventive measures" or "preventive action".
For example, data from surveillance systems can build community capacity to identify the nature of YV within a specific community, and can build efforts to mobilize action for prevention.
However, we considered the clinical situation because diabetes is a common disease and the action for prevention is highly beneficial and does relatively little harm to healthy subjects.
Many of the estimated 7,000 measles cases reported this year have been among members of the Apostolic Sect, a religious group opposed to any form of medical action for prevention or treatment of illness.
In addition, one of the important benefits of EUS elastography in the long run could be the possibility of identifying individuals at risk of developing a transmural disease, thereby facilitating appropriate action for prevention of disease complications.
GENEVA, 11 March 2011 - At a special event held during the current meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva today, UN experts called for better data and research on violence against children in order to strengthen government action for prevention and response to violence, including legislative reform to prohibit it in all its forms.
NEW YORK, 15 October 2010 - At a special event held at the United Nations Headquarters today, UN experts called for better data and research on violence against children in order to strengthen government action for prevention and response to violence and to support legal prohibitions.
The potentiated actions for prevention of cisplatin hepatotoxicity could be achieved via combined use of these agents.
Cancer control is a wider concept than oncology, and includes comprehensive actions for prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, services organization, and education, aiming to modify hard indicators such as incidence, mortality rates, and survival at a population scale.
Technical assistance has been provided to develop strategies and actions for prevention and control of food adulteration and contamination.
Our findings highlight the need for special, gender-oriented actions for prevention and early diagnosis of diabetes to contrast the higher risk in Northern Africans and Southern Asians.
