The phrase "absolute avoidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the complete prevention or elimination of something, often in legal or psychological discussions.
Example: "The contract includes a clause for absolute avoidance of liability in case of unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "total avoidance" or "complete evasion".
The strategy became "the absolute avoidance of any racial tension or overtones," Schmidt said.
And, refreshingly, Springwatch is unusual among current BBC leisure shows in the absolute avoidance of double entendre.
"For the absolute avoidance of doubt, my leadership will be about unity, drawing on all the talents – with women representing half of the shadow cabinet – and working together at every level of the party".
They were contacted weekly for insulin dose adjustment, and the second clamp was only performed after 3 weeks of absolute avoidance of hypoglycemia.
Although significantly lower compared with baseline, this ongoing biochemical hypoglycemia (compared with absolute avoidance) may explain the lesser degree of reversibility in our study.
Target glucose of 5-7 mmol/l before evening meal – adjust dose by 1 2 units to maintain target if necessary with primary aim being absolute avoidance of BH.
Moreover, success has previously been confined to those with relatively short duration of diabetes [ 7] or transiently following a brief period of absolute hypoglycaemia avoidance in those with longer duration diabetes [ 8].
The results presented here indicate that the most significant GHG avoidance (in absolute terms) can be made from technology substitution.
What they share with Ferrante's earlier work is a tender bleakness an extraordinary honesty, an absolute commitment to the avoidance of sentimentality, and beautifully spare, lucid prose.
In absolute terms, this benefit translated to avoidance of between 20 and 40 vascular events per 1000 high risk patients treated for 1 year.
However, absolute measures may portray the view that avoidance of events within the study period is the only benefit of a treatment, suggesting that the effect is obtained in a limited number of individuals.
