The phrase "avoid any intake of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from consuming a particular substance or food.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it is important to avoid any intake of processed sugars."
Alternatives: "refrain from consuming" or "steer clear of".
This will avoid any risk of the intake airflow becoming turbulent and (possibly) disrupting the engine performance.
"If you feel you want to have higher antioxidant intake maybe you should consider eating organic food and if you want to avoid increasing intake of cadmium and pesticide this is a way to do it".
In response to the devastating die-off of larvae from 2006 to 2008 — and with the help of Hales, Waldbusser, and other scientists — Whiskey Creek and Taylor Shellfish began a program of ongoing monitoring to help avoid the intake of acidic water.
Both headache and LBP patients often avoid regular intake of prophylactic medication.
To avoid the intake of air bubbles, stirring was performed very carefully just to achieve a homogenous state.
Moreover, patients with chronic renal functional impairment may be advised to avoid oral intake of excessive amounts of oxalate-containing foods such as rhubarb or spinach.
On these grounds, the patient with MS should avoid the intake of whole cow's milk and prefer skimmed milk, which, in addition, has no animal fat.
The practical solution for this competition is to increase iron intake, increase its bio-availability, or avoid the intake of foods rich in calcium and foods rich in iron at the same meal (43).
As a result, local health authorities recommended that residents in parts of Arnsberg not use the drinking water for preparation of baby food, and advised pregnant women to avoid regular intake of such water.
Infants whose mothers need and initiate HAART during the trial will be discontinued from the study medication in order to avoid excessive intake of ART in babies due to high diffusion of lamivudine in breast milk [ 27].
