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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
‘For the prevention of it’ or ‘for its prevention’?
Which phrase should I use in the following text?
Such a disease is deadly. (For the prevention of it, for its prevention), safe burials and social mobilization must be maintained and the infected persons’ wastes or any surfaces that may have come into contact need to be disinfected.
Such a disease is deadly. (For the prevention of it, for its prevention), safe burials and social mobilization must be maintained and the infected persons’ wastes or any surfaces that may have come into contact need to be disinfected.
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Such a disease is deadly. To prevent its spread, safe burials and social mobilization must be maintained , and infected persons’ wastes and any surfaces with which they may have come into contact need to be disinfected.
- Such a disease is deadly.
- To prevent its spread, safe burials and social mobilization must be maintained , and infected persons’ wastes and any surfaces with which they may have come into contact need to be disinfected.
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Such a disease is deadly. To prevent its spread, safe burials and social mobilization must be maintained, and infected persons’ wastes and any surfaces with which they may have come into contact need to be disinfected.
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