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The phrase "and prevented a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that stops or hinders something from happening.
Example: "The quick response of the firefighters and prevented a major disaster from occurring."
Alternatives: "and averted a" or "and stopped a".
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South Africa took a stand and prevented a walkout of African states during the debate.
The Montreal Protocol banned chlorofluorocarbons and prevented a catastrophic hole in the ozone layer.
"This was a very complicated situation, and their actions were extremely brave, appropriate and prevented a very big disaster".
Morris County authorities said a sprinkler system stemmed the spread of the fire and prevented "a real tragedy".
Unlucky Inheritance Mr. Obama and his economic team insist that their actions accelerated recovery and prevented a potential depression.
And although I had escaped the worst-case scenario, and prevented a rape, the nightmare was far from over.
"We would have liked to have been up by 3 so we could have fouled and prevented a miracle," Van Gundy said.
Ukrainian foreign minister, Pavlo Klimkin, tweeted that the latest treaty had preserved the "logic" of the first Minsk agreement and prevented a frozen conflict.
In his opinion the raid had saved lives, because it forced Japan's surrender and prevented a series of bloody battles into 1946.
His history of skin cancer required that he submit medical reports and prevented a posting to sun-baked Morocco that he had wanted.
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Had Selig pushed for a permanent ban, however, and prevented A-Rod from playing while he appealed, even club owners might have challenged him, worrying that the eligibility of their assets suddenly rested in the hands of one man.
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