The phrase "assisting to avoid" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is helping to prevent something from happening, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The team is focused on assisting to avoid any potential issues during the project."
Alternatives: "helping to prevent" or "aiding in avoiding".
The regulatory region may assist to avoid the unspecific adsorption between Au and those elements.
Posted policies/instructions, such as 'adults only' and 'children only' may assist to avoid this type of situation.
Several lines of research retrospectively suggested that high temporal information about the binding kinetics can assist to avoid systematic bias and potential errors of obtained data under equilibrium and non-equilibrium conditions [5 7].
This paper argues that, through an examination of the personal landscapes of fertility travel, the diverse processes involved in reproductive travel can be better understood and policymakers can be assisted to avoid what might be regarded as simplistic responses to cross-border reproductive care.
Attorneys who work with the NYIFUP don't expect everyone they assist to avoid deportation, but believe their role is important because detained immigrants are particularly vulnerable.
By facilitating them in harming themselves or assisting them to avoid putting themselves in danger?
It should hardly be necessary to make the point that my decision to choose assisted dying, to avoid a few more weeks of suffering, does not put into question the value of my life as a whole, nor the value of the life of others in particular, or humanity itself.
It also provided additional information (skills and examples which would assist learners to avoid academic misconduct) without overwhelming learners.
This is achieved by developing a vehicular warning system that assists drivers to avoid collisions and improve their response times.
We hope that our explanation will assist others to avoid using grounded theory as an 'approving bumper sticker' [ 10], and instead use it as a resource that can greatly improve the quality and outcome of a qualitative study.
