The phrase "aimed at preventive" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies or measures intended to prevent something from happening.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at preventive measures to reduce workplace accidents."
Alternatives: "targeted at prevention" or "focused on preventive actions."
The delivery of health service interventions for prevention and care, and the often multisectoral policies aimed at preventive measures, contribute to a reduction of all of these diseases [ 5].
Taken together, these three concerns mean Taiwan, and other nations, might want to consider approaching cybersecurity differently -- focusing instead on cyber resiliency and an approach more akin to "cyber public health" aimed at preventive measures and rapid detection, containment, and mitigation of cyber threats akin to infectious disease control.
Although the studies cited above yielded contradictory findings regarding the importance of infection status, current recommendations are clearly aimed at preventive and therapeutic measures to reduce the bacterial focus.
The action plan cites climate change as "a key element of preventive diplomacy," aimed at preventing future violent conflicts through cooperation and dialogue.
Schoolchildren have long been the focus of preventive programmes aimed at preventing carious lesion development and retarding its progression in the earlier stages [ 2, 3].
Whatever the Afghanistan war's origins (and they were retributive, not preventive, except in the sense that every war, and every act of statecraft, is aimed at "preventing" something), this is not a preventive war.
The plans are aimed at fostering preventive and outpatient care, leading to fewer costly inpatient services.
Given the myriad recommendations and policies aimed at primary preventive care, including immunizations, how can a practice keep current?
The NTD research provides a model for developing clinical trials aimed at assessing preventive effects of folic acid on recurrence and occurrence of oral clefts of direct relevance for clinical practice.
As far as we know, the Netherlands is the only country in the world where preventive services aimed at the prevention of depression are available at low cost to the general population.
Further studies aimed at elucidating the preventive and potentially harmful effects of repetitive chronic exercise need to be performed to better understand the effects of joint loading on joint health above or below the physiological window.
