The phrase "sufficiently prevented" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where enough measures have been taken to stop or hinder something from happening. Here is an example: "Due to the prompt evacuation and emergency response, the fire was sufficiently prevented from spreading to neighboring buildings."
The incorporation of monomer through grafting provided a protective layer that sufficiently prevented the destructive action of UV rays of sunlight.
High dosage of the ZrO2-NCs as physical inhibitors between PVdF polymer chains sufficiently prevented the PVdF chain mobility in the internal of hybrids.
In parallel, our group was also able to show in experimental models that high-dose AT application without heparin sufficiently prevented thrombosis under physiological as well as endotoxemic conditions [10, 11].
There is wide recognition among child protection advocates that traditional protection work has not sufficiently prevented or responded to child protection concerns.
The highly activated tissue factor-dependent pathway is not sufficiently prevented by normal TFPI levels in DIC patients after trauma, because neutrophil elastase cleaves TFPI within the polypeptide that links the first and second Kunitz domains [ 45].
Immune reactions cannot currently be sufficiently prevented in the postoperative course of penetrating keratoplasty: on average, 18% in normal-risk penetrating keratoplasty and 75% of high-risk cases are affected - despite standard medical prophylaxis from topical steroids and in most high-risk situations additional systemic immunosuppression.
There is an urgent need for a new and effective tuberculosis vaccine because BCG does not sufficiently prevent pulmonary disease.
We conclude that organic farming alone cannot be used to effectively control erosion, and that both farming systems require additional conservation measures, such as winter cover crops and residue mulching, to sufficiently prevent soil loss for row crop cultivation.
Previous research reveals that very few communities in the United States have programs to sufficiently prevent health problems during hot weather.
Apparently, this did not sufficiently prevent the adverse effect of excessive sodium intake on long-term outcome.
There is wide recognition among international child protection agencies that traditional approaches do not sufficiently prevent or respond to child protection issues.
