The phrase "averted using" is correct and usable in written English (as well as spoken English).
You can use it when you are talking about using something to prevent (or avoid) something else from happening. For example: "We were able to prevent a major disruption by averting the issue using a diplomatic approach."
Such limitation forbids nesting CIF-inside-a-CIF, but is effectively averted using line prefixing protocol [37], non-standard in CIF 1.1, albeit included in the recent CIF 2 specification [22]; line lengths typically have to follow a number of recommendations [38].
We converted the OR of CI, FI and FICI effects on baby and mother mortality obtained from the models to 'deaths averted' using the control area mortality rate and the number of live births, assumed to be 54,000 in each of the four arms.
We then estimated the cost per case averted using these random values.
Health outcomes from the drug and non-drug interventions were measured in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted using identical methods.
In the absence of HIV incidence data, we fitted the model to FSW HIV prevalence data, and estimated infections averted using modelling.
We translated the estimated health outcomes averted into disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted using standardized methods [ 29], with and without (base-case) age-weighting, as recommended by recent WHO guidelines [ 30].
The formation of intraparenchymal crystals of ice can be more efficiently averted by using, for example, LNV instead of dry ice.
The number of life years gained for an averted death was calculated using US life tables and an average population age of 36.5 years.
Thus, we chose to estimate the number of averted overdose deaths using published estimates and observed, individual-level data from the SIF.
Deaths averted were modeled using the estimated increment in coverage for ORASEL attributable to the intervention.
Despite the importance of direct gaze, previous functional magnetic resonance imaging in ASC has generally focused on paradigms using averted gaze.
