The phrase "avoid bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wants to suggest not making connections or transitions between ideas, concepts, or elements.
Example: "In your essay, make sure to avoid bridging unrelated topics to maintain clarity and focus."
Alternatives: "steer clear of connections" or "refrain from linking".
After all, members of the dominant group have an inherent tendency to maintain the narrative of dominance and avoid bridging.
Adding a layer of insulation to the internal walls, for example, demands very careful detailing to avoid bridging the damp course while the costs of repositioning electrical outlets reduces the already small room sizes.
Markoff's argument, made in various ways using various examples industrial mass production, robotics, machine learning, and so on is that we have now reached a point in the development of these technologies where we can no longer avoid bridging this chasm between the A.I. and I.A. philosophies.
Markoff's argument, made in various ways using various examples — industrial mass production, robotics, machine learning, and so on — is that we have now reached a point in the development of these technologies where we can no longer avoid bridging this chasm between the A.I. and I.A. philosophies.
Use of both stirrer and reciprocating grate avoided bridging and channeling.
If you have vertigo, you avoid bridges.
I tend to avoid bridges, unless they are on a small scale.
Real operations officers would avoid bridge-jumping in favor of eliciting clandestine information from sources to derive actionable intelligence.
More remain closed or damaged and the police are reminding people to completely avoid bridges that are underwater until they have been checked and made safe as they pose a "danger to life".
"People should avoid bridges and streams and not sleep on first floors or in areas that are easily flooded," said Renata Briano, a local emergency official.
For the gondoliers of Sunset Beach, which abuts Huntington Harbour, the king tides mean little beyond having to adjust their routes to avoid bridges that will probably be blocked by high water.
