The phrase "avoid concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to not worry or be troubled about a particular issue or situation.
Example: "To maintain a positive atmosphere, it's important to avoid concern over minor setbacks."
Alternatives: "prevent worry" or "alleviate anxiety".
Mr. Sheffer said recently that he decided to do a separate production to avoid concerns at the radio station about some of Joyce's words and descriptions.
Most of the state bills and laws have been worded carefully to try to avoid concerns over the First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech.
To avoid concerns about invasion of privacy or job-related discrimination, companies can use neutral third-party intermediaries like Minneapolis-based eBenX to make the risk adjustments.
Don Fox, former general counsel and acting director of the Office of Government Ethics, said Friday that the companies should disclose details of the agreement to avoid concerns about conflicts of interest.
In the finite element analysis of the double shear-lag model, ordinary mesh and the relationship between stress intensity factor and energy release rate are utilized in order to avoid concerning the singularity of crack tips.
5 We restrict the analysis here to men to avoid concerns about the changing labor force participation of Dutch women.
"We certainly keep in mind and try to avoid concerns about pay-to-win," Carson tells me.
Brunello and Rocco (2013) use the country level as the unit of analysis to avoid concerns about the sorting of students into schools, using country fixed effects to study cross-country differences in the impacts of immigration.
Therefore, to avoid concerns over whether any laser-pulsing mode would thermally modify any cryogenic samples and affect interpretation, we compare only voltage-pulsed mode for the remaining experiments.
