"line of prevention" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to refer to a strategy or practice that is established in order to minimize or eliminate potential risks or dangers. For example, "They implemented a strict line of prevention to ensure the safety of the workers."
The first line of prevention and treatment of osteoporosis is hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Following this line of prevention, there are several studies being published [ 28- 40].
These findings are widely accepted, and well-established chronic disease practice guidelines uniformly call for lifestyle change as the first line of prevention and management [ 3, 4].
The hospital system of Taiwan, standing in the first line of prevention and treatment, has to effectively employ the experience of SARS in order to tackle the new serious challenge of AI.
Due to the aspiration risk, in patients with dysphagia and in ventilated patients, the use of fluoridated toothpastes may not be the first line of prevention for oral infection and caries.
Since the insulin resistance syndrome is a major cause of morbidity and death throughout the world today, and since an evolutionary understanding has the potential to revolutionize the line of prevention and treatment of the disorder it would be a valuable example of contribution of evolutionary biology to medicine.
17 Management of metabolic syndrome-related traits is clearly warranted, being change in lifestyle the first-line of prevention and treatment.
At present, there are no clear lines of prevention and treatment of WNV infection outside avoidance of mosquitoes and use of repellants.
We are not suggesting that all clinicians become experts in climatology or behavior change; however, clinicians are already on the front lines of prevention with respect to many behavioral issues.
28 Under the guidance of NACO, the NGOs and community-based organizations are at the front line of HIV/AIDS prevention and service delivery efforts through targeted interventions in India.
Mr. Barry was not part of the Rocket Chemical Company in 1953, when its staff of three set out to develop a line of rust-prevention solvents and degreasers for the aerospace industry in a small lab in San Diego.
