The phrase "avoid any exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wants to express the intention to prevent or minimize contact with something potentially harmful or undesirable.
Example: "To ensure safety during the experiment, we must avoid any exposure to toxic substances."
Alternatives: "prevent any contact" or "steer clear of exposure".
As the intention was to study only the wear mechanism of the top Al2O3, TiCN and TiAlN coatings, the machining was done for 15 s only to avoid any exposure of the underlayer coating or substrate.
To avoid any exposure of the slurry to air, the vials were tightly closed in the anaerobic glove box, then centrifuged outside the glovebox.
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Regulators for too long have been concentrating on what is a safe exposure to a toxic chemical, rather than figuring out how to avoid any exposure at all, Salter said.
Because of the potentially severe consequences of an allergic food reaction, sensitized individuals are advised to avoid any exposure, no matter how small, of the allergenic food.
You will need to avoid any exposure to the sun for several months after the peel as the new skin will be fragile.
In critical cases, where 1 or 2 mm less bone would affect the esthetic results, the matrix barrier should not be left exposed and due care should be taken to avoid any exposures during healing after primary closure was achieved.
Electrode samples were loaded into the ultra-high vacuum sXAS characterization chamber with a special sample transfer kit to avoid any air exposure effects.
"We'll want to avoid any currency exposure by converting bitcoins to dollars as soon as they come in," Byrne told me, evincing rather more faith in the stability of the USD than the BTC.
This procedure was performed with the first layer covered with aluminum foil to avoid any unnecessary exposure.
To minimize oxidation, the extracted lipids were kept in solvents containing 0.05% butylated hydroxytoluene (B.H.T ., in glass bottles, flushed with nitrogen, and wrapped with aluminium foils to avoid any light exposure.
