"prevent the impact" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing actions taken to avoid or stop the effects of something negative or harmful. For example: - The construction of a seawall was necessary to prevent the impact of erosion on the beach. - The company's new safety protocols were implemented to prevent the impact of accidents in the workplace. - The doctor prescribed medication to prevent the impact of the patient's condition on their overall health.
Ralph J. Brodd, a battery consultant in Henderson, Nev., said after the Oct. 1 fire that the shielding might not have been strong enough to prevent the impact from causing a short in the battery.
The Household Registration System prohibited the free migration of farmers to prevent the impact on the urban welfare system.
40 41 Strategies to formulate Ad5 in order to minimise and/or prevent the impact of anti-Ad5 neutralising antibodies on vaccine immunogenicity can be explored.
The identification of postoperative AKI predictors could help clinicians in order to prevent the impact of AKI itself and guiding ICUs in allocating resources for postoperative care.
Treatment aims to contribute to prevent the impact of allostatic load, promoting resilience, better cognitive performance and making healthier decisions translated into a better QOL.
To prevent the impact of a large-scale education intervention in 2008, only baseline data, collected over a 3-month period in 2006 2007, were used and subjected to descriptive statistics and multilevel logistic analyses.
Denial (MP > MA) defines a predilection for escapist fantasy and prevents the impact of an unpleasant reality.
Many authors and invasion-specialists strongly recommend a prevention and early-detection strategy, removing species before they become established, and thus saving time and resources in the future, as well as preventing the impact these species would have on the natural systems [10] [12].
What can be done to prevent the negative impact of oil production on poor economies – the so-called "resource curse" that has affected countries such as Nigeria and Angola?
There is hope that Honduras' participation in this visible campaign will prevent the destructive impact that HIV and teen pregnancies can have on society.
The F.A.A., in contrast, said, "in answer to the question, 'what could have been done to prevent the extreme impact to the flying public,' American airlines could have done the work properly in the allotted time," or resolved discrepancies sooner.
