The phrase "addressed prevention of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measures or strategies aimed at preventing something, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The report addressed prevention of further environmental degradation through sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "focused on preventing" or "tackled the prevention of".
The content of substance abuse teaching most frequently included the medical complications of substances of abuse, followed by substance abuse behaviors, diagnosis, assessment, treatment ; only 25% of respondants addressed prevention of substance abuse.
There were 6 randomized controlled trials that addressed prevention of malaria during pregnancy by IPTp or ITN.
Our findings also supplement four other studies in Africa that have addressed prevention of neonatal infection through community-based practices [ 11, 30- 32].
Studies were excluded if they (1) addressed prevention of eating disorders, (2) addressed weight loss programs, or (3) did not include subjects suffering from a diagnosed eating disorder.
Investigators and public health officials have addressed prevention of HIV with needle/syringe exchange and opiate substitution therapy among Vancouver IDUs at the same time that cART was being made available [ 64].
Health workers at two units had received a booklet called "Healthy Infant", which addressed prevention of childhood blindness as a part of their training course: ophthalmia neonatorum, white pupil, amblyopia and red eye.
However, tank design guidelines are deficient in addressing prevention of surge related failures.
When addressing adolescent health behaviours, much focus is on addressing prevention of risk or adopted behaviours with lesser emphasis on basic daily healthy lifestyle practices.
When treatment is unavoidable, providers should help patients minimize other fragility fracture risk factors and should address prevention of proximal causes of fractures, such as falls.
Counsellors frequently failed to address prevention of HIV transmission.
Addressing prevention of the major causes of YLL especially lung cancer may thus result in substantial impact on general life expectancy.
