The phrase "all cases to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or scenarios that should be prevented or not engaged in.
Example: "In our risk assessment, we identified all cases to avoid in order to ensure the safety of our operations."
Alternatives: "all situations to prevent" or "all scenarios to evade".
We consider linearly polarised light with the electric field parallel to the strips in all cases to avoid the excitation of metal-insulator-metal waveguide modes.
In all cases, to avoid glare, contrast paint was applied to the flat surfaces of the samples.
In this technique, the tenodesis bone holes are placed on the anterior glenoid edge in an upper position (at 10 o'clock in the left shoulders and 2 o'clock in the right shoulders) (Fig. 6) in all cases to avoid possible interference with the upper glenoid tunnel used for the fixation of the graft.
In general, MPR may be reconstructed quickly on all common post-processing systems and are considered mandatory for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease because a coronary stenosis should be validated on a second imaging plane in all cases to avoid false-positive findings.
One single type of gluten (without previous heat treatment) was used in all cases to avoid variability because of the administration of gluten from different sources.
Therefore, we conclude that an efficient global optimization approach should be used in all cases to avoid artifices (local solutions) and ensure the best possible fit.
We opted to perform over-lengthening by 0.5 cm in all the three cases to avoid recurrence of the ulna-radial length mismatch and to maintain improved function for longer (Fig. 16).
It was delayed in 2011 until the conclusion of all related criminal cases to avoid prejudicing any police investigations or court proceedings.
All had to fly first to a third country, a condition China has set in all previous North Korean asylum cases to avoid offending North Korea with direct transfers from Beijing to Seoul.
Grace, he said, offered to settle cases to avoid "the risks of a trial".
Eventually, many Jews and Christians did convert probably, in many cases, to avoid the tax.
