The phrase "as not to duplicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the intention to avoid repeating something that has already been done or stated.
Example: "We have scheduled the meeting at a different time as not to duplicate the previous discussions held last week."
Alternatives: "to avoid duplication" or "in order to prevent repetition".
The answer, city leaders decided, was to keep many programs in place but modify them to fit a shrinking budget, deploy police officers more strategically, consolidate the efforts of government and nonprofit agencies under a single organizational structure so as not to duplicate resources and shift more responsibility onto the shoulders of community residents.
Possibly a more theoretical problem with hybrid models is the way in which the effects and source models are combined spectrally so as not to duplicate or neglect information.
In thinking about your panel, keep in mind the composition of panels from previous career fairs at your institution and from other local career fairs, so as not to duplicate effort.
This portion was renumbered as Route 59 in the 1953 New Jersey state highway renumbering on January 1 , 1953so as not to duplicate U.S. Route 22.
A literature search of the PubMed database was performed and covered the period from the last CCCDTD publication (CCCDTD3; January 2006) until April 2012, so as not to duplicate the reviews already performed in the previous meetings [ 4, 5].
3.2.5 Data collection, verification and analysis Attention went primarily to available data before attempting to collect data at the Federal, State, and Facility level, so as not to duplicate the data collected by targeting different levels of the programme on specific information.
Prior to the hybrid assemblies, Illumina contigs generated by Velvet/Oases were thoroughly cleaned (see above) and were manipulated as follows: 1) Illumina contigs were duplicated, and one bp was removed to the front of each duplicated sequence so as not to produce exact duplicates.
For both the period and the trend analyses, two AMI-CFRs were computed: a first one in which transferring-out cases are excluded, so as not to compute national rates with duplicate observations [ 9], and a second one in which all transferred cases are excluded, to allow for a comparison between hospitals in the subset of cases they treated from uptake to discharge.
Says Rhoades, "Grants with foreign components have to meet a slightly higher standard, as they are not supposed to duplicate research ongoing in the U.S., and there is some additional paperwork involving the State Department".
