The phrase "autonomy prevented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limitations or restrictions on personal freedom or decision-making.
Example: "The new regulations imposed by the government resulted in autonomy prevented for many small businesses."
Alternatives: "freedom restricted" or "independence hindered".
The Court held that "the principle of religious autonomy prevents the State from obliging a religious community to admit or exclude an individual or to entrust someone with a particular religious duty … [and] as a consequence of their autonomy, religious communities can demand a certain degree of loyalty from those working for them or representing them" (paras.129 and 131).
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Families may be given the opportunity to exercise their right to autonomy (formal autonomy) yet be prevented by bounded cognition from making the decisions they deem in the best interests of the patient (effective autonomy).
Much of this work is defensive in character, such as managing Kurdish autonomy to prevent a wider regional war, stopping the formation of an Al Qaeda mini-state in Anbar province, and challenging Iran's clandestine warfare.
True Link preserves some of that autonomy while preventing elderly people from needlessly blowing through their retirement fund.
With Facebook earning billions in profit per quarter and staffing up its own moderation ranks, there's no reason WhatsApp's supposed autonomy should prevent it from applying adequate resources to the issue.
This autonomy should prevent it grounding on a rock or falling over an unexpected cliff but also adds to the pressure on the drivers and scientists planning each sol's activities.
19 Unlike smoking restrictions in workplaces and restaurants outside institutions, complete smoking bans in prison restrict autonomy by preventing people from smoking anywhere, including living areas.
As for the selection of patients, the requirement of adequate protection entails that exploitation of these patients as easily accessible research subjects due to their impaired autonomy must be prevented.
It found that the perception of risk associated with granting independence and autonomy was often preventing services users from taking the lead in their own recovery.
