The phrase "as preparedness for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken in anticipation of a future event or situation.
Example: "The training program was designed as preparedness for the upcoming emergency response drill."
Alternatives: "as a preparation for" or "in anticipation of".
World leaders raced today to congratulate George W. Bush on his victory, but commentators and even some elected officials openly wondered about the legitimacy of Mr. Bush's mandate, as well as his preparedness for leading the world's only superpower.
Second, respondents were asked to identify a primary hospital affiliation; however, we found that some respondents served as preparedness coordinators for entire hospital systems.
Increasing antenatal visit coverage could facilitate identification of biological risk factors, including assessment of undernutrition, for obstetric complications as well as to promote preparedness for complications that may arise.
Touted as emergency preparedness for the outdoorsy type with an iPad, it was a bit clunky looking.
Previous research has demonstrated good effects on outcomes such as preparedness and competence for caregiving, but also that they have been experienced as meaningful, contributing to feelings of togetherness and safety in family caregivers [ 20, 22, 24, 25].
As part of a $7.7 billion security package announced in the 2001 federal budget, the Department of Defence set up a 5-year $170 millionn interdepartmental fund to address chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats, as well as responses to and preparedness for terrorist attacks.
Family members, particularly spouses, are keen on supporting women in developing birth plans and preparedness for birth as well as complication readiness for obstetric emergencies [ 18, 31, 32].
Whether simulation-based teaching has additional benefits on qualitative measures such as self-confidence, preparedness for independent dialysis, knowledge acquisition, clinical reasoning and facilitate reassessment of patient technique and adherence to the dialysis process will require further study.
