The phrase "approach that can avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that has the potential to prevent a certain outcome or issue.
Example: "We need to find an approach that can avoid potential pitfalls in the project."
Alternatives: "method that can prevent" or "strategy that can evade".
One promising approach that can avoid undesirable outcomes due to impacts on phytic acid metabolism is to engineer "high-phytase" seeds.
Cation exchange, where high-quality host NCs can be grown separately, is a potential approach that can avoid ripening of the host material altogether but has been limited to low-temperature Mn doping of magic-sized clusters of ZnTe [37] presumably due to high temperatures necessary to drive incorporation of Mn2+ which leads again to the ripening problem for most II-VI NCs [38, 39].
We have therefore applied an approach that can avoid heavy dependence on a given set of initial parameter values.
A better understanding of the pathophysiology of the adipose organ is of crucial importance in order to identify possible therapeutic approaches that can avoid the development of such cardiovascular and metabolic sequelae.
This MINLP approach can be used to detect the likely occurrence of a snowball effect in a plant and to develop control architectures that can avoid this problem.
Many optimization methods that can avoid an exhaustive search have been proposed, and a genetic algorithm is one of the most traditional optimization approaches.
Thus, there is a need for a systematic and rational approach that can aid in solving the CNC machine tool selection problem, avoiding human intervention and expertise.
That can avoid some complications due to possible intermolecular interactions.
One approach that can be taken to avoid such a scenario is enabling further growing of the application by scaling it across multiple, independent Cloud data centers, following market-based trading and negotiation of resources.
In this regard, the measurement of the protein-to-creatinine ratio in single random urine specimen has been focused on as an alternative approach that can be used to avoid the need for a 24 hr urine collection [ 35, 36].
EF provides stability to the elbow joint, avoiding the need for open surgical approaches that can cause retracting fibrosis and heterotopic calcifications.
