The phrase "avoid constraining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of not limiting or restricting options, creativity, or freedom in a particular context.
Example: "In our design process, we aim to avoid constraining the team's creativity by allowing for open brainstorming sessions."
Alternatives: "prevent limiting" or "steer clear of restrictions".
But if he has problems with the back tires, then he will try to avoid constraining them, trying to brake straight and turn immediately at the apex of the corner and re-accelerate straight ahead.
The G-20 could lead the way out of this impasse by identifying a new basis for freer and fairer world trade, perhaps through sectoral agreements or ones that avoid constraining for the moment the policy choices of the weakest developing countries.
Moreover, by looking at these subgroups, we can avoid constraining the school-by-year and grade fixed effects for these various groups to be equal.
We trained and calibrated a soft cascaded classifier using rectified facade images gathered from different countries to avoid constraining our system to a specific one.
Care should be taken to avoid constraining biological semantics or imposing data models, which may become outdated with advancing biological knowledge.
In order to avoid constraining due to median or road edges, the authors have removed data obtained from carriageways with a width of less than three lanes.
In order to increase the likelihood of examining selectively neutral DNA sequences, we removed embedded transposable elements as well as 50 bp on each end of the introns in order to avoid constrained splicing signals.
To avoid constrained optimization we re-parameterize ϕ as γ: (12) ϕ n m = e γ n m ∑ m ′ = 1 M e γ n m ′ and it is then possible to optimize the variables γ using a standard gradient-based optimizer.
Methods such as those provided by the RIF allow investigative studies to be carried out across large geographical areas and over long time periods, avoiding constraining any analysis to a low number of cases, thereby increasing the statistical power to estimate the excess risk (Olsen et al. 1996).
Whoever ultimately takes over from Lancaster, therefore, should make a series of stringent demands to avoid being constrained by the white and red tape that has entangled all his predecessors.
Our farmers would certainly notice the difference as the reports suggests that biome shifts in Australia (which would see our arid, temperate and tropical regions shift) "would be avoided by constraining warming to 1.5C as compared with 2C".
