"prevention idea" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific strategy or plan that is intended to prevent something from happening. For example, "Our company is exploring the prevention idea of installing additional security cameras at entrances to the building."
Pretty much all PCCs appear to have launched their own community funds to which local projects, groups or even businesses can apply to develop and implement their own crime prevention ideas.
As opposed to picking a fight with the left, Wallis should be working with reproductive health advocates, asking why it is the far-right gets away with opposing common sense education and prevention ideas.
But, after a year of analyzing the data, the state discovered a number of red flags and early warning prevention ideas that could stem the tide dramatically for infant deaths.
This will allow us not only to learn of novel prevention ideas not thought of by the research community, but also to better understand which strategies are most likely to be accepted and effective among MSM.
Crime prevention is an idea that has been around for as long as there has been crime.
I hope that the quality of vaccine is good enough to realize the idea "prevention is better than cure".
Indeed, much of the report is uncontentious mainstream stuff (community services, prevention, integrated care), ideas anathema to the political right (increasing inheritance task) or a public health specialist's dream (taxes on alcohol, tobacco, gambling and sugar).
These organizations can also serve as a tremendous resource and a direct link to the community as new prevention and intervention ideas and programs are discussed and implemented.
Our current global public health strategies are reminiscent of cardiology in the 1950s — when doctors focused solely on responding to heart attacks and ignored the whole idea of prevention.
