The phrase "avoid a difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent encountering a problem or challenge.
Example: "To ensure a smooth project completion, we must find ways to avoid a difficulty in the planning phase."
Alternatives: "prevent a problem" or "steer clear of an issue."
To avoid such a difficulty, we consider the premise variables uncertainties.
To avoid such a difficulty, we are planing a next upgrade, the third generation of the SVD.
The 35 standard items of the Watts Vernon Reading Test (sentence completion) was used at age 26 years to assess verbal ability, with an additional 10 items of increased difficulty to avoid a ceiling effect (maximum score = 45) [19].
Launch of the supermarket was delayed to allow time to resolve these difficulties and avoid a repeat performance.
This plan would enable President Obama to present the country with a real and coherent reform that could be enacted with 51 votes and to avoid a reconciliation process fraught with difficulties and imponderables.
Subsequent expansion teams were given a more generous allotment of draft picks and expansion draft opportunities, in part to avoid a repeat of the Buccaneers' difficulties.
Trescothick was unable to avoid a recurrence of his previous difficulties when travelling abroad, however, and returned home on 15 October, citing the same "stress related illness".
This freeze, the first in a series of "extraordinary measures" undertaken by the Treasury to avoid a federal default, could pose difficulties for local governments nationwide, making it more complicated for strapped localities to manage their already weak finances.
It seems more likely that the non-blinkers' difficulty to avoid an AB under these experimental conditions was due to a selection problem rather than a recognition problem, given that T1 performance remained high, and that increasing the speed of presentation has previously been shown to barely affect the non-blinkers' performance [20], [21].
To avoid this difficulty a coarse-graining method was used, assuming that increasing the cell size for such computations leads to a negligible contribution of these flux compared to net groundwater abstraction from the cell.
