The phrase "avoid control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the need to refrain from exerting control over a situation or individual.
Example: "In order to foster creativity, it's important to avoid control and allow team members to express their ideas freely."
Alternatives: "refrain from control" or "eschew control".
This paper presents an approach using continuation and optimisation methods for modifying a process design to avoid control difficulties caused by input multiplicity.
The Mississippi River Healthy Basins Initiative calls for best management practices (BMPs) that actively avoid, control, and trap non-point source pollutants such as sediments and nutrients.
However, the provision provides an "out" for such persons: A defendant may avoid control person liability under Section 20(a) by showing that she acted in good faith and did not induce the violation.
The Ryzhkov plan's provision to provide across-the-board ruble compensation to society in the event of expected price rises would only avoid control of the money supply, encourage inflation and discourage worker productivity, Mr. Petrakov asserted.
A bank of adaptive controllers are constructed, whose parameters are directly updated from the estimators with globally stable adaptive laws for desired parameter adaptation without control gain matrix inversion to avoid control singularity.
Clarifies responsibility & helps avoid control 'falling between the cracks'.
Kubrick made films about paedophilia, military justice, atomic obliteration, urban violence and the Vietnam war; his emigration to England was partly fuelled by the desire to avoid controlling Hollywood types.
Many believe this is because it helps them avoid controls on trade in the yuan.
ADRZ assert, with respect to their inclusion of period-region fixed effects, that, "there are only two acceptable reasons to avoid controlling for this heterogeneity.
On the south side of the boundary, general-aviation pilots trying to avoid controlled airspace and jet traffic must be below 5,000 feet.
Care should be taken in regression studies to avoid controlling for a variable that is a descent (effect) of the outcome under study.
