The phrase "and hence avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result, suggesting that one action leads to the avoidance of another.
Example: "By following these guidelines, you can streamline your process and hence avoid unnecessary delays."
Alternatives: "and thus prevent" or "thereby avoiding".
First, it would be universal and hence avoid the stigma attached to benefits.
"It is not surprising that the L.S.E. is looking at different alternatives to become larger and hence avoid becoming acquired," Mr. Ghose said in a note to investors.
Much of the irrigation was done just before planting in April and May in order to give crops a head start and hence avoid the autumn frosts.
Consequently it is desirable to predict, and hence avoid the onset of this instability.
The objective is to minimize the maximum AGVs' workload in order to balance the workload among all the zones and hence avoid the presence of bottlenecks.
This automatic annotation was then manually validated so as to correct inadequate labeling and hence avoid noise in the processing of the coherence dimensions.
Mr. Heymann attributes his success to having had no prior experience in the record business and hence avoiding its conventional wisdom.
Bioresorbable ureteral stents have the advantage of eliminating the need for a second removal surgery and hence avoiding certain complications.
In contrast to a habitat-specific approach, the constant sampling size standardises sampling intensity and, hence, avoids sampling bias.
We do so bearing in mind that such process knowledge is essential for successfully predicting form and process, and hence avoiding snow- and ice-related hazards.
Results indicate the MRAMS is helpful in improving the accuracy of correctly diagnosing the root causes and hence avoiding false and redundant alarms.
