The phrase "as a preventive strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures taken to prevent a problem or issue from occurring.
Example: "Implementing regular health screenings is essential as a preventive strategy to catch potential issues early."
Alternatives: "as a precautionary measure" or "as a proactive approach".
This window appears to be a very important one, representing the reproductive period of the subject, when a careful evaluation of his lifestyle, with prevention of environmental stressors, could be used as a preventive strategy.
However, tamoxifen have not been widely adopted as a preventive strategy for long-term use, due to lack of complete prevention as well as intolerable side effects, including endometrial cancer, thromboembolic events and liver cancer [ 45].
Dopamine agonists were proposed as a preventive strategy for severe ovarian.
So the rationale is strong but what is missing is a controlled clinical trial to test its effects as a preventive strategy.
Our study provides evidence for the hierarchical relationship between AT1 receptor signaling and C1q/Wnt-β-catenin signaling in promoting aging-related functional decline, and indicates that AT1 receptor blockade emerges as a preventive strategy against geriatric sarcopenia and frailty.
The aim of this randomized controlled study is to evaluate the role of dopamine agonist at lower doses (0.25 mg) as a preventive strategy of severe hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in women at high risk in IVF/ICSI treatment cycles.
In relation to falls, urinary catheters were seen as both a preventive strategy against falls and a potential cause of falls.
Political activists and public health professionals are now on the same page: it makes sense to aggressively treat populations for AIDS using established World Health Organization (WHO) protocols, as both a preventive strategy and a way to mitigate the devastating effects of the disease on a primarily young population [ 1].
Calcium carbonate additives or alfalfa hay may reduce the ulcerogenic effect of volatile fatty acids from high starch diets and has been suggested as part of a preventive strategy.
Finally, if the main reason for calculating risk as part of a preventive strategy is to motivate patients to change their behaviour and adhere to medical treatments, it may be important to calculate modifiable risk rather than use a score dominated by fixed variables.
The adoption of a preventive strategy such as the use of fluoride toothpaste to reduce the attack intensity or increase in resistance for the least susceptible group, would lead to substantial savings in the total number of cavitated sites.
