"successfully prevent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say, "We must take steps to successfully prevent any further spread of the disease."
If cities successfully prevent Occupy from coming together, how will collective decisions be made?
The results clearly show that the proposed adaptive approach can successfully prevent miscoordination problems.
Increasingly, hospitals have put in systems, such as preoperative checklists and computer warnings, that successfully prevent medical errors.
Since the floodwaters receded, the city has had to clean up tonnes of garbage – but it did successfully prevent any epidemic from breaking out.
The cage design applied here proved to successfully prevent in- and epifauna to access the sediment in closed cages.
Previous studies have shown that lifestyle modification can successfully prevent or delay development of type 2 diabetes.
Strikes that successfully prevent Isis from gaining more territory in Iraq combined with strikes that do not do the same in Syria will not incapacitate the group.
While Americans are becoming pessimistic about the prospect that we'll successfully prevent dangerous climate change, these survey results are a reason for optimism.
Future applications of this work include the development of simple water-quality test kits that can forecast ecosystem tipping points early enough to successfully prevent them.
The big insight that motivates the summit is that the leaders assembled there have in their power the ways and means to successfully prevent nuclear terrorism.
The results show that, under combined axial static and transverse impact loads CFST columns can successfully prevent global buckling failure by strengthening only 34% of column length.
