The phrase "against complications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or actions taken to prevent or avoid difficulties or issues in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy was implemented to act against complications that could arise during the project."
Alternatives: "to prevent complications" or "to avoid complications".
Mrs. Zapata-Smalls remains at Jersey Shore Medical Center in Neptune, where she had been hospitalized since last month as a precaution against complications.
They can also be used to safeguard against complications in patients with weakened immune systems, as well as in the elderly and very young.
While the drugs can help to protect against complications of diabetes, small trials and case reports had suggested they may increase the risk of macular edema, or swelling in the central part of the retina, which can result in blindness in one or both eyes.
Any other approach which would have accounted for severity of complications would make continuing clopidogrel appear more protective against complications, hence introducing bias in favour of its continuation.
Representative Hawk and Heminway, the animal law expert, both believe that more specific guidelines and limitations will emerge with time, as officials and courts run up against complications and work out the real-world kinks.
Our findings also suggest that influenza vaccination may provide additional, indirect effects through protection against complications of influenza infection.
This finding indicates that protective mechanisms against complication development are activated early and chronically in the course of the disease.
But although high blood sugar is the disease's hallmark, and although controlling it can protect against many complications, it is unclear whether it protects against the one disease that kills most people with diabetes: cardiovascular disease.
While BCG provides reasonable protection against childhood complications of TB, it does not provide reliable protection against pulmonary TB, the most transmissible form of the disease, in adolescents or adults.
To properly direct the immune response, researchers are making progress in their understanding of how BCG elicits protection against childhood complications of TB, but fails to elicit long-lasting immunity against re-infection or development of disease later in life.
"We must be extremely well armed against serious complications".
