The phrase "as preventive measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent something undesirable from happening.
Example: "The government implemented new regulations as preventive measures to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "as precautionary steps" or "as safety protocols".
Engineers and radiologists concentrate on CT imaging as preventive measures for diseases.
Hospital and doctor charges for inpatients would still have to be covered, as well as preventive measures like inoculations.
Anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapy are widely used as preventive measures and treatment for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
The establishment of security risk management committees, the implementation of comprehensive programs across the organization, and the presence of directors with expertise in cybersecurity and technology may serve as preventive measures.
Since the abdominal injuries these days are on the rise, understanding the mechanical response of the kidney, as one of the most important organs in the abdomen, is of great interest to design of protective equipment as well as preventive measures.
As a result, the necessity of periodic health examinations as preventive measures was advocated by life insurance companies, medical societies, health departments, and voluntary health agencies (Rosen 1975).
Despite the use of uterotonics agents as preventive measure, it remains a challenge to identify those women who are at increased risk of postpartum bleeding.
These materials can be comparatively cost effective for operators if used as preventive measure to reduce total non-productive time associated with corrective measures.
This objection has arisen as a result of vaccinations against smallpox which have been performed as a consequence of and as preventive measure against putative bioterrorist attacks [ 10- 12].
"As far as a preventive measure, these things are very hard to prevent.
