"prevent infringement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to stop or avoid violating someone's rights, particularly in regards to intellectual property. Example: The company implemented new security measures to prevent infringement of their patented technology.
It further asks that service providers block users' access to specific peer-to-peer file-sharing services — those that "have refused to implement steps to prevent infringement," according to a copy of the group's request obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
For example, a U.S. patent does nothing to prevent infringement in any other country.
In 2004, the SABAM received an injuction against the ISP, which assigned an expert whose investigation provided 11 ways to prevent infringement across the network.
The majority of these individuals had no problem using their personal cell phones for this communication and they were not ready to share their cell phones in an effort to prevent infringement of their confidentiality.
An American spy plane had identified the aircraft as possibly carrying drugs, but American officials blamed Peru for the incident.The United States Supreme Court ruled that individuals could not sue states to prevent infringements of federal civil-rights regulations.
It says the company should have done more to prevent infringements through technical measures.
In conclusion, the proposed CSA-based SSTP prediction model is indeed beneficial as an engineering tool to forecast the long-run performance of the SSTP and in turn, prevents infringement of future environmental balance in other towns in Sarawak.
Patenting of life forms is however different from that of mechanical inventions and pose unique problems such as establishing the "inventive" nature and difficulties in preventing infringements due to the ability of the organism to self-replicate.
One form of math denial is the belief in the ability to make computers that prevent copyright infringement.
Telling technology companies to build devices that prevent copyright infringement, they contend, is like telling automakers to build cars that cannot exceed the speed limit.
Filesharing website Hotfile has been ordered to pay $80m to movie studios, and shut down unless it starts using filtering technology to prevent copyright infringement of their works.
