The phrase "advantage of preventing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes associated with taking preventive measures.
Example: "The advantage of preventing illness through vaccination is well-documented and widely accepted."
Alternatives: "benefit of avoiding" or "merit of stopping".
On the other hand, the non-absorbable suture has the advantage of preventing recurrence [18].
The new algorithm has the advantage of preventing from prematurity and fast convergence speed.
Among several nanostructure design approaches, the nanoconfinement of metal particles into scaffolds has the advantage of preventing coalescence and easy handling of nanoparticles.
For postoperative care, a meta-analysis by Jin and colleagues found that continuous infusion of dexmedetomidine had the advantage of preventing postoperative nausea and vomiting and could reduce potential adverse events such as bradycardia and hypotension [18].
The high-magnification FESEM image (Fig. 6c) shows the V2O5 nanosheets are unparalleled to each other to form a porous three-dimensional structure, which may be of advantage of preventing the re-stack of graphene nanosheets and the electrolyte penetration.
Statistical analysis of the results demonstrated that the Bair Hugger system does not pose a real risk for nosocomial infections, whereas it does offer the advantage of preventing the potentially very severe consequences of hypothermia during major orthopaedic surgery.
This had the two advantages of preventing them from simply mechanically applying a framework of analysis, and giving them a sense of ownership over their data and analysis.
All in all, the SATCS-derived CuO@TiO2-Al2O3 OC exhibited distinguished advantages of preventing the side reaction between CuO and Al2O3 to form copper aluminates as well as inhibiting the OC sintering, which could be a suitable OC candidate for commercial application in chemical looping with oxygen uncoupling (CLOU) processes.
The participants recognized the local economic advantages of preventing injuries, and discussed how funding was dependent on evaluation processes.
This strategy had the advantage of (a) preventing irreversible agglomeration of the ferric oxo-hydroxide particles and (b) greatly increasing their lability (ease of solubility) under appropriate physiological conditions.
