The phrase "a avoidance of" is not correct in English.
It should be "an avoidance of" due to the vowel sound that follows the article. You can use it when discussing the act of deliberately staying away from something or preventing it from happening.
Example: "The committee's goal is an avoidance of any potential conflicts of interest."
Alternatives: "a prevention of" or "an evasion of".
Thereafter, the minimum required gap distance against pounding between the adjacent structures has been estimated taking into account two different criteria: (a) avoidance of the shear failure in the critical column that suffers the hit and (b) complete avoidance of the contact between the adjacent structures.
Interesting salient features of our method include (a) avoidance of limiting (in treating the Hamiltonian of the level set equation), (b) anchoring the level set in a manner that ensures no drift and no spurious oscillations of the zero level during PDE-reinitialization, and (c) a non-linear tagging procedure for defining the neighborhood of the interface subject to mesh refinement.
The focus on medical universities/medical faculties in German-speaking Central Europe – at the time of data collection, this included 36 universities/faculties in Germany, four in Austria and three in German-speaking Switzerland – was based on two considerations: a) avoidance of language barriers and b) similarity of courses of study in relation to duration and content.
"All suffering is caused either by an attachment to a positive outcome or an avoidance of a negative one.
We conclude that in addition to an out-of-the-X pattern, our results for mitochondrial duplicate genes suggest an avoidance-of-the-X pattern.
But cowardice is not just an avoidance of a moral stance; it is a moral stance, too, and not a flattering one.
Together, Mr. Obama's letter and Mr. Geithner's article laid out a strategy that combined an appeal to reason, an avoidance of confrontation and more than a little humility.
She added that in Iran, sexual reassignment surgery is comparatively allowed – but it's embraced not as an acceptance but as an avoidance of queerness.
There is an avoidance of affect and a repudiation of the traditional liberal-lenient gestures of dialogue, dramatic consensus and narrative resolution.
Tight regulation, a once-robust economy and an avoidance of subprime debt have left Canada's five major banks in good financial shape.
There is an instinct for human truthfulness, and an avoidance of the grandiose, in both these choreographers.
