The phrase "aids in the prevention of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods, actions, or substances that help to stop or reduce the likelihood of something occurring, typically in health or safety contexts.
Example: "Regular exercise aids in the prevention of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease."
Alternatives: "helps prevent" or "contributes to the prevention of".
A sensitive, easily implementable biomarker could aid in the prevention of these psychosocial tragedies and prevent alcohol induced medical co-morbidities.
Gardasil was approved in 2006 for use in females aged 9 to 26 to aid in the prevention of cervical cancer.
The bridegroom, 34, is the laboratory director and vice president for development of Brassica Protection Products, a Baltimore company that makes dietary products intended to aid in the prevention of cancer.
In a commentary on the new studies, published Jan . 25in The Archives of Internal Medicine, two geriatricians, Dr. Marco Pahor of the University of Florida and Dr. Jeff Williamson of Winston-Salem, N.C., pointed to "the power of higher levels of physical activity to aid in the prevention of late-life disability owing to either cognitive impairment or physical impairment, separately or together".
The system was evaluated on how well it is able to provide specific training on how to aid in the prevention of the spread of potentially deadly pathogens.
Can a system be developed which will adapt to the context of the learner, providing specific training on how best to aid in the prevention of the spread of potentially deadly pathogens?
Results of spectroscopic and electrochemical examinations indicated that the platform could provide more sites and channels for the immobilization of Hb, aiding in the prevention of the denaturation and leakage of Hb, and enhancing the electron conductivity.
Furthermore, we intended to identify patient characteristics related to folic acid use in an attempt to potentially define the role of the ED in screening for folic acid use and aiding in the prevention of neural tube defects.
The findings from this research suggest that the developed devices could be used for wound dressing applications on sites where a water-resistant dressing is required, thus aiding in the prevention of bacterial contamination of the primary dressing.
