The phrase "avoid anticipated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of steering clear of something that is expected or foreseen, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To ensure a smooth project, we must avoid anticipated issues that could arise during the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "prevent expected" or "steer clear of predicted".
In this paper, it is argued that Oman should be amongst the first of the Gulf States to consider urgent development of alternative energy sources to avoid anticipated short-term shortages in its oil and natural gas production.
He also preferred not to disclose some of his more unusual experiences to avoid anticipated reactions.
On the other hand, we know relatively little about the steps minority job seekers are taking to avoid anticipated discrimination.
In Hieracium spp., a deletion mapping study was initiated in order to avoid anticipated difficulties associated with map-based cloning at recombinationally suppressed loci [ 37].
It's hard to avoid anticipating too much of what is going to happen in the video, while placing the right images at the right moment and for the right amount of time".
Out of the study we provide a set of recommendations, linked to different levels and phases of the research project which are presented in a condensed form in Table 4. Reference to these recommendations would help to avoid, anticipate or prepare for the main challenges and in this way facilitate more efficient management of doctoral students in the future.
Alert your team members and your superiors of issues as they are emerging so that serious situations are avoided, anticipated and managed.
Employees told that they could work from home to avoid the anticipated transportation chaos clearly needed little encouragement to do so.
Only when it becomes apparent that the absence of an official opening is merely a device to avoid (likely anticipated to be negative) reviews from being published should critics review shows prior to them.
43 We do not think this showing alone without regard to multiplicity, approaches what would be required to sustain the intervention of a court of equity, particularly in order to avoid or anticipate the congressionally authorized proceeding.
In terms of policy, this study suggests that market intelligence may contribute to an adaptive, pragmatic and flexible framework to face climate change impacts, avoiding too anticipated or blind responses that may result in economic, environmental and social costs.
