The phrase "a mechanism to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or system designed to prevent something from happening.
Example: "The new software includes a mechanism to avoid data loss during unexpected shutdowns."
Alternatives: "a method to prevent" or "a system to circumvent".
The market created a mechanism to avoid conflict and encourage collaboration, albeit of a different kind.
It is suggested that such channeling might be a mechanism to avoid possible aggregation-prone routes available to a refolding polypeptide in vivo.
Key features of this protocol include a synchronised sleep schedule to reduce control overhead along with a mechanism to avoid overhearing unnecessary traffic and elude collisions.
"The bottom line is that we do not yet have a mechanism to avoid the types of litigation you are seeing much more commonly between municipal governments over development," Mr. Steinman said.
"We will make sure that there are rules in place so that wealthy people can't create pass-throughs and use that as a mechanism to avoid paying the tax rate that they should be on the personal side," he said.
When teams don't know how to handle disagreement, molehill issues can become do-or-die mountains, or, conversely, passive-aggressiveness insinuates itself as a mechanism to avoid overt disagreements at all costs.
Inhibition of the classical complement pathway could be a natural mechanism to avoid a precipitated antibody mediated cell lysis, whereas Hexb may have uncharacterized immune properties modulating neuronal functions.
Although we did not see any effects in the systemic uridine concentrations, the increase of intracellular uridine in treated patients might be, in fact, a reflex of a compensatory mechanism to avoid intracellular pyrimidine depletion.
Nevertheless, if a species fails to develop a behavioural mechanism to avoid inbreeding and the overall inbreeding frequency increases due to habitat fragmentation or other extrinsic factors, small populations might face the risk of extinction.
Hence, the use of a benign signal appears to be a crucial mechanism to avoid conflicts and subsequently to reduce stress.
This can be a coping mechanism to avoid wind farms to an extent (Kreuzinger 2008), but it can also be perceived as small-scale displacement (Steinborn et al. 2011).
