The phrase "attention to avoid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a need for caution or awareness to prevent something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We must pay attention to avoid any mistakes in the final report."
Alternatives: "care to prevent" or "caution to avoid".
"You are requested to pay careful attention to avoid the theft of clothing or material," said the memo from Belgian Interior Minister Jan Jambon and Health Minister Maggie De Block.
Thus, authors should pay attention to avoid repetitions, redundancy and digressions.
At the surgery, a standard re-sternotomy was performed paying careful attention to avoid any injury to mediastinal structures.
Installation of the provisional implant crown, about six hours following implant placement, was also done according to the procedure described for the first case and with special attention to avoid any contact to the antagonist and contour of the crown.
When a seed crystal was introduced into the supersaturated solution with careful attention to avoid convection of the solution, fine crystals appeared at the place far from the seed crystal.
Therefore, it is recommended that epidemiological studies that assess the risk of psychoactive substances in traffic pay specific attention to avoid these potential sources of random and systematic errors.
Thereafter, attention to avoiding contact with nonsterilized objects is the basis of maintaining asepsis.
The long coupe doors swing out extra-wide, requiring attention to avoiding whacking cars or fire hydrants.
When you figure out what went wrong, you can pay special attention to avoiding the same problems next time.
We pay more attention to avoiding potential errors, to encouraging error reporting, and to managing errors better when they occur, having learned from the airline industry how to deal with these complex and occasionally fraught situations (crew resource management).
