The phrase "actions that prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or behaviors that stop something from happening or mitigate a situation.
Example: "The organization implemented actions that prevent further environmental damage."
Alternatives: "measures that stop" or "steps that hinder".
With cancer rates on the rise worldwide, include both cancer prevention (taking actions that prevent getting cancer in the first place) and also reducing your risk of cancer recurrence (if you have already had cancer).
It has several actions that prevent ovulation, fertilization and a fertilized egg's being implanted in a uterus.
Mr. Peretz visited the damaged house and said the military would "take actions that prevent these organizations from firing toward Sederot and other communities".
Thus, preventing minor harms or providing minor benefits while deeply disrespecting autonomy lacks plausible justification; but actions that prevent major harms or provide major benefits while only trivially disrespecting autonomy have a highly plausible paternalistic rationale.
These three interrelated elements offer a roadmap to where entropy, or actions that prevent the business from achieving its full potential, exists.
This brutal violence against women human rights defenders like Berta and grassroots women's groups that work to advance human rights comes in many different forms -- violent attacks, threats, harassment or actions that prevent activists from continuing their work.
Over the past several Independence Day celebrations, New Jersey leaders have complained vigorously about the Macy's event, citing lousy views, disrespectful treatment and, recently, city actions that prevented New Jersey from staging its own fireworks display from the Hudson.
This paper references the approach of Resilience Engineering which aims to extend successes in a changing environment, and focuses on the actions that prevented "further catastrophe" through an analysis of the Fukushima accident and derives new lessons to improve the capability to handle "unforeseen contingencies".
They searched for the palpable benefits of healthy eating, but instead discovered and settled on highly salient negative outcomes, such as hypoglycemia, isolation, and stress, which seemed to encourage actions that prevented those perceived negative consequences but increased risk (e.g., comfort from comfort foods).
After the Allied invasions of Sicily and Italy in the summer of 1943, Kesselring fought a brilliant defensive action that prevented an Allied victory in that theatre for more than a year.
But Mr. Miniace said union officials at the dispatch hall had told qualified longshoremen not to show up to handle some cargo-moving equipment, an action that prevented the unloading of one ship.
