The phrase "set to prevent" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to indicate something has been arranged to stop something else from occurring. For example: "The government has implemented policies set to prevent further economic recession."
Two of the programs, Cyber Sitter and Norton Internet Security 2001, have options that parents can set to prevent peer-to-peer access.
The cookies allowed the company to place as many as 215 million targeted ads on browsers set to prevent those kinds of ads, according to the order.
But the system, which relies on sensors on the tracks and in the locomotives, can also be set to prevent trains from entering established work zones, such as areas where maintenance teams are on the tracks.
At this point, you can beam photos to the frame; they're no longer trapped on your cellphone's tiny 2-inch screen — unless you use Verizon, of course; most of its phones are set to prevent Bluetooth photo-sending).
Most banks risk less in derivatives markets than by lending money, he asserted: "The exposures of each firm are carefully monitored by its credit risk department, and limits are set to prevent those exposures' becoming large relative to capital".
The 35-MP nomination hurdle was set to prevent such unwelcome interventions, and one possible candidate, the former miners' leader Ian Lavery, has ruled himself out because of the threat of media harassment of his family.
Last year, AHF introduced and supported the L.A. County Measure B -- the "Safer Sex Initiative" -- that mandates that condoms be used on all adult-film sets to prevent sexually transmitted diseases from spreading from the industry to the mainstream public.
Make sure you have a good stretch before you do the pull sets to prevent shoulder injuries.
The space between each set is slightly wider than between other such sets to prevent them from blurring together, another problem with digital typefaces.
At the same time, the computer pumps air from a reservoir into the front and rear suspension systems, giving them a firm setting to prevent the bicycle from bouncing unpleasantly as the rider sets off.
In ARDS, independent of severity, lung protective strategy implies a high-PEEP ventilation setting to prevent end-expiratory collapse and to prevent cyclic alveolar opening and closing.
