"prevent this phenomenon" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of blocking, stopping, or thwarting something from happening. For example, "The government is taking measures to prevent this phenomenon from occurring again."
Medicines can be used to help prevent this phenomenon, and further diagnostic tests can help monitor the cerebral vasculature.
If Congress now creates new exchanges, as seems increasingly likely, it must prevent this phenomenon by setting two national rules: Insurers have to accept everyone and have to charge everyone the same rates regardless of health status.
To prevent this phenomenon judicious use of colistin is the need of the hour.
It is shown that an additional supply of Oso succeeds to prevent this phenomenon.
In order to prevent this phenomenon, various anti-islanding methods have been studied.
To prevent this phenomenon, hereafter referred to as satellite trapping, and "sweep" the satellites downstream, the driving field between the extractor electrode and the ground must be increased.
Naturally, infinite precision techniques can be used to prevent this phenomena, which in turn yield powerful computation models.
In the last few months we've seen a number of approaches to preventing this phenomenon, widely referred to as the 'drunk dial', and today sees the launch of a handful of new iPhone applications that may well be exactly what we've been looking for.
We found that a constant aeration of the media tanks (using an aquarium pump and bubblers from Aquatic Gardens) and large flow rates ( >30 µL/min ) prevented this phenomenon.
These results indicate that indeed the TE trans-differentiation is associated with DNA fragmentation and that the caspase inhibitor Z-Asp-CH2-DCB efficiently prevents this phenomenon.
Cell density-dependent loss of flagella is not observed in wild type or PSAD RSP3-HA transformants, suggesting that continuous, or high level, exPSAD RSP3-HARSP3 preventransformantsmenon.
