The phrase "absence to avoid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to avoiding something by being absent, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "His absence to avoid confrontation only made the situation worse."
Alternatives: "absence to escape" or "absence to prevent".
But multiple outlets reported that Kim underwent ankle surgery in late September, and several reliable sources suggested to VICE News that the purpose of the prolonged public absence was to avoid showing the dictator in a wheelchair in public.
A secondary aim was to develop a simple method to measure absence days to avoid the use of complicated and time-consuming assessments or inaccurate registers.
Secondary antibody stainings were performed for another 3 days at 4 °C in blocking solution but in the absence of BSA to avoid cross-absorption.
Ryan's schedule had been set earlier, aides said, but his absence enabled him to avoid taking sides in the messy showdown.
The interviews were conducted confidentially, in the absence of spouses, to avoid biased responses.
Behavioural change can include changes in consumption patterns and prophylactic absence from work to avoid infection.
Dpp may thus be important following tissue damage in the absence of infection to avoid unnecessary AMP responses.
All 10 specialists work as a team and provide mutual coverage in cases of absence or illness to avoid clinic cancellations, which helps the team maintain a homogeneous approach to assessment, management, and communication with patients and their families.
We therefore performed experiments both in the absence of phosphate to avoid any La3+-phosphate formation and with NaH2PO4 added to mimic the conditions of Thompson et al. (2006), who showed that La3+ blocked pannexin hemichannels under these conditions.
Relaxed selection was achieved by rearing all lines from both treatments under control conditions (i.e. with standard flour and environmental conditions, and in the absence of parasites) to avoid potential trans-generational effects of exposure to parasites on resistance of assayed individuals in the infection experiment [ 59, 60].
