"preclude it from" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to prevent or hinder something from happening or being done. Example: The strict rules preclude it from being a fun and relaxed workplace. (The strict rules prevent the workplace from being fun and relaxed.).
DCM Services, which began in 1999 as a law firm, recently acquired clients in banking, automobile finance, retailing, telecommunications and health care; DCM says its contracts preclude it from naming them.
Because, while Iran has duly taken actions that preclude it from weaponizing its nuclear program, it will not now gain the financial normalization that it had expected under the agreement.
The subsidiary's fraud would preclude it from discharging its debt, but the parent would likely be entitled to a discharge, absent a showing that it was aware of and participated in the fraud.
Still, the show's so-far unconventional route does not preclude it from eventually arriving at its desired destination.
Does Iraq's intense sectarianism, among its other unique characteristics, preclude it from mirroring the Al Qaeda/terrorist narratives of these countries?
And to make matters even more exasperating, Finra's rules preclude it from investigating the firm and its tactic until after the damage is done.
As it had in the past, in 2003 the Somaliland government rejected invitations to participate in peace talks aimed at reunifying Somalia, maintaining that its independent status precluded it from being a party to such discussions.
Gadolinium-enhanced MRI may be more sensitive than cytology, but its lower specificity precludes it from replacing cytology as the gold standard for diagnosis [ 14].
However, its current capital structure precludes it from short-term profits.
Compared to other first-row transition metals, Zn II) stands out because its filled d orbital precludes it from participating in redox reactions and allows it to function solely as a Lewis acid.
The strictures ultimately imposed on AOL Time Warner by the Federal Trade Commission-forcing it to provide unrestricted access to other Internet service providers and interactive television traffic-all but precluded it from exercising such control over its competitors.
