The phrase "preclude the opportunity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to prevent or make impossible the chance to do something. Example: The strict rules of the company preclude the opportunity for employees to work remotely.
The ethologists described many examples of animals showing complex behaviour patterns in response to particular stimuli under circumstances that seemed to preclude the opportunity for learning.
Chain stores and big box stores often preclude the opportunity for small family run stores to survive.
Second, analytical restrictions such as requirements for comparable pair of training and test datasets, specific analytic algorithm and parameters used in the initial study, etc., often preclude the opportunity of preclinical assessment of the signature.
In addition, failed SA does not preclude the opportunity for surgical revascularization [ 4].
This delayed pruning of DA receptors in female may preclude the opportunity to reduce overproduction of DA receptors in female young adults with ADHD.
And by no future, I mean that this tolerant existence precludes the opportunity to build fully realized relationships.
Formation of neutralising antibodies leads to rapid serum clearance of the drug and precludes the opportunity to administer additional doses.
Limiting preadmission testing to a few days before the scheduled operative procedure precludes the opportunity to evaluate and manage the patient with unexplained anaemia.
First, it is illegal to remove or import any human samples from or into China, precluding the opportunity to conduct the measurements in one of the collaborating laboratories.
Second, most studies have excluded firstborns from analyses of the IPI, thereby precluding the opportunity to explicitly compare risks across the full spectrum of birth orders.
Here, I will outline the theoretical barriers that have precluded the opportunity to experimentally test such behavioural/cognitive phenomena in plants.
