The phrase "achieved to avoid" is not correct in written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a coherent meaning in standard usage.
Example: "The goal was achieved to avoid further complications."
Alternatives: "accomplished to prevent" or "attained to evade".
A budget deal in the United States is expected to be achieved to avoid automatic tax increases and spending cuts at the start of next year, while Greece is expected to finally get approval for the release of the money it needs to avoid bankruptcy at a meeting in Brussels on Monday.
Therefore, appropriate allocation of total power in DBESS should be achieved to avoid the overcharging/over-discharging of BESUs.
If moving and weaning coincide or lambs at weaning are moved a second time to clean pasture, the ewes' egg output will not contribute to the increase in pasture contamination in late season and better control is likely to be achieved to avoid the late cases of diarrhoea and high numbers of immature nematodes.
The objective of this study was to design and develop a secondary concentrator that yielded a minimized peak illuminance on the fiber-optic inlet and achieved uniformity, to avoid localized heat damage to the fiber inlet.
It should be considered in nonuremic patients with brittle diabetes in order to achieve normoglycemia, to avoid hypoglycemia, and to prevent the development or progression of secondary diabetes complications.
Always err on the side of using as less as possible to achieve thickening, to avoid making oat stew.
For example, many parents feel that it's good to help their children in every way possible, but there are times when children need to learn lessons on their own and face challenges in order to achieve or to avoid mistakes in the future.
In this sense, simplicity in information visualization has to be achieved in order to avoid misperceptions and cognitive overload [198].
Yet the Church prefers achieving large majorities, to avoid factions and ruptures.
The choices made by people either highly motivated to achieve success or to avoid failure differ because of the differing value of easy, moderate, and difficult goals for these two types of people.
They should be set at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, 12 weeks and 1 year, and each one should have a specific target to achieve in order to avoid "drift" in your programme.
