The phrase "avoid constant" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where one is advising against something that is unchanging or repetitive, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "To improve your productivity, try to avoid constant distractions from your phone."
Alternatives: "steer clear of continual" or "refrain from persistent".
Afterwards, I checked Instagram, and beforehand I'd turned on airplane mode to avoid constant Twitter notifications.
They also appeal to second-home owners who want to avoid constant visits to the construction site.
He left frontline politics soon after Ed became leader, saying he wanted to avoid constant comparison with his brother, and to concentrate on being a constituency MP.
Nadal... the Spaniard... the birthday boy... can anyone think of any other elegant variation I can use for either player to avoid constant repetition over the remaining sets?
There is always an imperative to avoid constant repetition of the same picture of newsworthy people – simply to keep pages fresh.
A. I treat everyone in a similar fashion, relate to them personally, and avoid constant age disparity references, which people seem to like to do these days.
There seemed to be sincere interest in avoiding constant crisis".
Indeed, one of the biggest challenges facing Welch's heir, Jeffrey Immelt, is avoiding constant comparison with his larger-than-life predecessor, even as he is forced to deal with the disappearance of the "Welch effect," which pushed up the company's stock price during Welch's tenure.
According to this study, by increasing the average traffic flow and avoiding constant decelerations (frequent stops) during common trips, remarkable environmental and economic benefits could be obtained due to the diminution of N2O and other contaminant emissions such as ammonia (NH3) and even CO2 with the concomitant reduced fossil fuel consumption.
Executives, unlike most rank-and-file workers who travel by motorbike, bus or the metrorail, usually drive themselves to work, which shields them from the assaultive Indian traffic but not the driving tension of avoiding constant collisions while sporadically bursting into the next gap.
On the other hand, an approach to compute error intervals for these regression models avoiding constant width by the use of standard clustering methods, instead of employing ad hoc partitioning approaches as proposed in our previous work [6].
