The phrase "a possibility to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or alternatives that allow one to evade or prevent something undesirable.
Example: "We should explore a possibility to avoid further complications in the project."
Alternatives: "an option to evade" or "a chance to prevent".
CFRP composites are expensive and if there is a possibility to avoid their application on the whole masonry surface it should be checked and analysed.
From 1 April 2018 these regulations make it unlawful for landlords to grant a new lease of properties that have an energy performance certificate rating below E. Tenants should check with landlords what building work may be planned to make the building fit for purpose and whether renting out a new floor or area is a possibility to avoid disruption.
Such approach gives a possibility to avoid the overheating and damaging of the healthy tissues in the hyperthermia treatment.
A possibility to avoid post-annealing treatment after fs irradiation would also be to use higher pulse cadency to provoke simultaneous metal ion reduction and heat accumulation [43].
There is also a possibility to avoid the use of a recall period.
A possibility to avoid disturbance during administering parenteral medication is to increase the recognisability of nurses by requiring them to wear a medication safety jacket.
Combining the known number of elective births with the calculation of a 95% or 80% CI of 'non-elective' births on a given weekday gives a good possibility to avoid overstaffing or understaffing and utilise the available human resources to their best.
This study provides the possibility to avoid a high polydispersity index in microchannels.
Compounds obtained from mechanical recycling of materials can be completely profitable due to lower costs of biodegradable materials and the possibility to avoid a considerable amount of industrial waste [3].
This is probably related to the lack of a survival benefit and the possibility to avoid chemoradiotherapy at all when choosing the other option (adjuvant).
(7) Large prospective validation of this score is necessary before raising definitive conclusions, especially on the possibility to avoid an assessment on day 3 for the most seriously ill patients.
