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The phrase "preventive and" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing measures or actions taken to prevent something from happening, often in health or safety contexts. Example: "The organization implemented preventive and safety measures to reduce workplace accidents."
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There is, in fact, no difference in meaning between preventive and preventative.
Reader Question Erskine Kelly asks: "What is the difference between preventive and preventative?
Malaria is both preventable and treatable, and effective preventive and curative tools have been developed.
"It's preventive and proactive," he said.
Preventive and control measures are in progress.
A revised edition was published as "Preventive and Community Medicine" in 1981.
The plans are aimed at fostering preventive and outpatient care, leading to fewer costly inpatient services.
So rather than just helping them when they were ill, there would be a preventive and positive relationship".
They forgo preventive and sick care that can save their lives.
Like scientific medicine, Āyurvedic medicine has both preventive and curative aspects.
She helps sell preventive and educational health programs, including ways to lose weight and quit smoking.
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