"preserve autonomy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to talk about keeping autonomy or freedom. For example: "The goal of the organization is to preserve autonomy while working together collaboratively."
This is an important subject: how much will the human traditions of ecstatic dance, group celebration and Carnival preserve autonomy and help preserve the dignity of individuals?
Physicians ostensibly appreciate being guided by the CGA but in some aspects preserve autonomy for decision making.
A palliative care framework can help preserve autonomy, quality of life, comfort, and dignity for patients with NPS.
A total of 4-84-8% these patients will die during hospitalization, and fewer than 25% will regain mobility and preserve autonomy at hospital discharge [ 4, 5].
Participants consistently explained that disclosure of information allowed for informed healthcare decision-making, personal planning and helped to preserve autonomy: How can you make decisions about what you want if you don't have all of the information you need?
Decisions about safety and competence may be particularly challenging earlier in the course of behavioural variant FTD, but the desire to preserve autonomy must be weighed against the potential for occupational, financial, social, or forensic hazards.
Despite having fully preserved autonomy, they showed cognitive impairment, brain atrophy, and hypometabolism typical of AD compared to control subjects as well as CSF profile typical of AD.
Our algorithm preserves autonomy of each node in decision-making process and does not require a central control mechanism or control message exchange among nodes.
Whether preserving autonomy from or establishing hybrid relationships with public institutions (Monno 2014), as Butler (2015) and Butler et al. (2016) has noted, one of the fundamental characteristic of the recent wave of activism is the use of the body as a means to expose the extreme precariousness of our lives under the neoliberal restructuring of urban space.
Several students endorsed the decision not because it preserved autonomy, but because they believed physicians must always try to preserve life E20, or must always err on the side of life when there is uncertainty E11.
For some, preserving autonomy involved concretely planning their end in order to retain control over what would happen to them during the last moments of life.
