The phrase "actions for preventing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken to stop something undesirable from occurring.
Example: "The government has implemented several actions for preventing the spread of the virus."
Alternatives: "measures to prevent" or "steps for avoidance".
A TCHPN model of emergency response to flammable liquid tank fire is established, and a time based analysis of emergency response actions for preventing domino effects is performed.
To support further targeted policy actions for preventing and/or reducing diseases related to environmental stressors, human biomonitoring activities need to be designed in response to hypothesis testing of existing relations.
In-hospital actions for preventing and controlling HAI have been implemented over time [ 15], and in the years 2007 2010 the annual point prevalence of HAI significantly decreased from 7.6%to4.3%3% (p < 0.001) [ 15].
In other words, the execution or not of the project is not the plan developers' responsibility The action plans targeted mainly secondary prevention, with the professionals favouring interventions involving patients who already had a diabetes diagnosis and focusing on actions for preventing diabetes-related complications.
5 8 Tobacco has a direct and independent effect on the risk for CAP and may act indirectly causing chronic bronchitis or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which in turn are well-recognised risk factors for CAP. 8 Therefore, one of the main actions for preventing CAP is a smoking cessation intervention.
Based on the evidence gathered thus far, sterilization appears to be the best choice of action for preventing pregnancy during preliminary missions to Mars.
Currently, the Ministry of Health is developing an action plan for preventing and controlling noncommunicable diseases in the twelfth 5-year plan.
A further 57.5% have defined specific action plans for preventing complications: there are programs for screening for diabetic retinopathy in 84.2% ACs, 84.2% for diabetic foot, and 89.5% for diabetic nephropathy [ 22].
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Since the law went into effect, however, the president of the General Council is the chief executive and the prefect is responsible only for preventing the actions of local authorities from going against national legislation.
He intended that these actions would be "very expedient for preventing and avoiding of infection of sickness" (1 ).
