The phrase "prevent repetition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you wish to emphasise the need to avoid repeating something. For example, "To improve the quality of our work, we should take measures to prevent repetition."
Trump administration officials had said they would tighten supervision of the plans to prevent repetition of such abuses.
A plan of support has been developed to prevent repetition of the floor heave and related problems outby the seals.
Compulsory mortgage counseling for some borrowers may be the only way to prevent repetition of that disaster and is a matter of self-defense for all of us.
Boats must be of a certain specified draft & beam and must weigh at least 5,500 pounds loaded, this to prevent repetition of the 1934 race when the Italians entered a long, narrow captains gig.
The motion also asks the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee to add to its current inquiry into the lessons to be learned from Chilcot "a further specific examination of this contrast in public and private policy and to report on what further action is necessary to help prevent repetition of this disastrous series of events".
Yet even after hospitals investigate preventable injuries and infections that have been reported, they rarely change their practices to prevent repetition of the "adverse events," according to the study, from Daniel R. Levinson, inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services.
MICHEHL R. GENT, president of the North American Electric Reliability Council, established after the 1965 blackout to prevent repetitions.
His organization was founded after the 1965 blackout to establish rules and procedures to prevent repetitions.
Perhaps if the investigation focused on why the tragedy happened and what could be done to prevent repetitions in the future, there would be greater interest.
Lowering suicidality among persons treated for substance use disorders has been reported as well (Britton and Conner [2010]; Ilgen et al. [2007]), but defining the best providers (Simon and Savarino [2007]) and the best pharmacological or psychological treatments to prevent repetitions of suicide attempts (Daigle et al. [2011]) has been elusive.
Put simply, SPT prevents repetition of information and action when a network is shared by one or more machines (known as bridge looping).
