The phrase "and therefore avoid the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, suggesting that one action leads to the avoidance of something else.
Example: "By implementing these safety measures, we can reduce the risk of accidents and therefore avoid the potential for serious injuries."
Alternatives: "and thus prevent the" or "and consequently evade the".
The question was whether he would get over half and therefore avoid the run-off.
Although Puerto Ricans have been American citizens since 1917 and therefore avoid the naturalization process and its perils, Ocasio-Cortez bonded strongly with the Mexicans, Central Americans and South Americans in her district.
(See Methods for more details). Based on this control for the stop-trial response rate (~50%), we could fix the amount of the reward and, therefore, avoid the coupling between motivation and reward value.
If we understand how autophagy is normally induced to selectively recognise and recycle these toxic deposits, we will be able to find compounds that can activate autophagy and keep its levels steady during the course of a lifetime and therefore avoid the accumulation of cellular garbage.
In order to find alternative programmes that could be easily used with existing equipment and therefore avoid the cost of specific software, we analyzed the following five panoramic image software suitable for virtual microscopy: Zoomify, HDView, Gigapan, Silverlight Deep Zoom and Google Earth.
The tax is designed to encourage persons to have less insurance and therefore avoid the tax.
The world's wealthiest people pulled their money out of equities and into bonds, hedge funds and property, and therefore avoided the excesses of the stock market crash.
Form the modeling standpoint, this model works on the ion time scale and therefore avoids the shorter electron time scale associated with a two-fluid approach.
Furthermore, this technique is completely arthroscopic and therefore avoids the morbidity of the open tibial inlay technique from the posterior incision and capsulotomy.
In particular, basically equational and pointfree proofs of process properties are given, relying on the universal characterisation of anamorphisms and therefore avoiding the explicit construction of bisimulations.
