The phrase "and keep away" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to advise someone to maintain distance from something or someone, often for safety or caution.
Example: "Please stay on the path and keep away from the edge of the cliff."
Alternatives: "and stay clear" or "and avoid".
"And keep away from boring people," she said emphatically.
"Avoid sensitive wildlife habitats like ponds and wet flushes and keep away from water courses".
We presumed that the electrostatic repulsion may prevent DSPE-PEGs from multiple layer and keep away neighbouring DSPE-PEGs on the surface.
Mr. Traffic advises drivers in stressful situations to "avoid eye contact," "stay cool," and "keep away from drivers behaving erratically".
But she urged Queenslanders to remain vigilant, obey road closures and keep away from creeks and waterways.
The results showed that the changes tend to grow based on the closeness to the paths, port, coast line, public service, rural center, commercial areas, settlement areas, tourism accommodation, tourism center areas, and tourism spots and keep away landfill area.
The Malinas and other plant opponents fear that emissions of mercury and other chemicals will harm the birds, and keep away the tourists.
Students described yesterday how sirens sounded as they were sent automated text messages telling them to stay where they were and keep away from any windows.
But of course, as he concludes, "a lot of ventriloquists simply grow beards and keep away from the most difficult six letters as best they can".
"There's about nine of them up in the stand so I've got to try and go find them and keep away from everybody else," said the Londoner.
One tour advises, of the area's most sought-after neighbourhoods: "Please tread carefully and keep away from the shadows… for you are about to enter the abyss".
