'mitigation and prevention' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are trying to express that two different actions (mitigation and prevention) are being taken. For example: "In order to reduce the environmental impact of the development, mitigation and prevention strategies have been implemented."
The centre, responsible for Thailand's road safety initiatives, is part of the same disaster mitigation and prevention department that deals with floods, earthquakes and land development.
Yet such centers play a key role in disaster mitigation and prevention studies, he suggests.
Therefore, efficient strategies and measures for flood mitigation and prevention are essential.
Mitigation and prevention measures are generally summarized under the term "disaster risk management".
The carbon tax is a frequently discussed economic instrument for carbon emissions mitigation and prevention of global climate change.
Limited awareness of the risks and dangers of landslides in the country was recognized and, in an effort to remediate this problem, a conference was convened on 15 January 2014 in Bandar Seri Begawan under the theme "Awareness on Landslide Risks: Its Causes, Mitigation and Prevention".
Protection of natural environment and ecosystems; Natural hazards mitigation and disaster prevention; Water uses.
The water cycle can be addressed through three domains that are associated to specific activities and business processes: Protection of natural environment and ecosystems; Natural hazards mitigation and disaster prevention; Water uses.
Nuclear power has made major contributions to climate change mitigation and mortality prevention, and advanced nuclear reactor designs can address safety, nuclear waste, and weapons proliferation issues that have limited prior use of nuclear power, but governments need to provide a regulatory environment that supports timely construction of approved designs to limit costs.
It has also brought social science into the policy framework, coming full circle from merely describing negative outcomes to actually assisting cleanup, mitigation, and exposure prevention.
This growing store of knowledge has enormous potential application to the development of devices and tests for use in the diagnosis, mitigation, treatment, cure, and prevention of disease and other conditions.
