"preemptive strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strategy that anticipates and prevents something from happening. For example, "The company's preemptive strategy focused on improving cybersecurity measures to prevent a potential data breach."
This vision has prompted the Republican Party to adopt a preemptive strategy that anticipates the end of growth and the onset of sustained austerity – a strategy to make sure that the size of their slice of the pie doesn't get smaller as the pie shrinks.
But this preemptive strategy can also be dangerous, raising the risk of infections and possibly increasing the chance of relapse in cancer patients.
To deal with this issue, this paper formulates the VN embedding problem as a new multiple objective linear programming optimization program, and solves it in a preemptive strategy by decomposing the problem into node mapping and link mapping phases.
The Gulf states seem to be waiting in limbo, without a preemptive strategy.
Thus, preventing dimer formation could be a preemptive strategy to address serious forms of blindness.
This observation confirms the importance of an empirical and preemptive strategy.
Early risk assessment could potentially improve outcomes by identifying appropriate patients for preemptive strategies that may ameliorate this high risk.
Prophylactic or preemptive strategies in this high-risk population might be a preferable option, because of the high short-term mortality rate despite adequate therapies.
These patients should be considered for clinical trials designed to optimize conditioning regimens and/or to use preemptive strategies in the posttransplantion setting aimed at decreasing RI.
Heathfield's consulting company, Future Map Strategic Advisory Services, boasted on its website of "developing strategic proactivity" via such strategies as "executing preemptive strategies," "driving preparedness process" and "engaging stakeholders," as noted in a somewhat mocking July 3 Boston Globe editorial.
However, existing preemptive strategies use the same "one-size-fits-all" approach that is currently used to treat established ARDS [7] and have not yet shown a clear reduction in ARDS incidence.
