The phrase "avoid coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to suggest not to combine or link elements together, often in writing or decision-making processes.
Example: "In this report, we should avoid coordination between the two departments to maintain clarity in our findings."
Alternatives: "prevent linking" or "refrain from combining".
How does a consulting firm keep their super PAC clients away from their candidate clients to avoid coordination?
A few GOP fundraisers say that, over the years, the senator and Law have had a kind of father-son relationship, but the Post reported that the two men seldom talk these days, presumably to avoid coordination issues.
Moreover, patent-created monopolies are not the only (or the best) way to avoid coordination problems.
In contrast, Chachulski et al. developed a MAC-independent opportunistic routing scheme named MORE in [19], which combines routing with network coding to avoid node coordination.
To avoid unnecessary coordination between far apart-located BSs, we make the following assumption: transmission from n th BS interfere the l th data stream (transmitted by BS b ≠ n) only if the distance between n th BS and rec(l) is smaller than a threshold Rinta.
Combination of primary and backup relay is chosen by using Far vector of LINKNET structure, to avoid mis-coordination of relays.
b The value of Rint is chosen such that the power of the interference term is below the noise level, and this commonly used approximation is made to avoid unnecessary coordinations between distant BSs.
They are designed for polynuclear self-assemblies since the two -5,6-pinenebipyridines units are connected by bridges whose length and rigidity avoids the coordination of the bipyridine moieties to the same metal centre.
To avoid this, international coordination was used to encourage states to align their regulatory requirements and cooperate in enforcement.
The mainstay of this manual technique lies in the identification of specific localised areas of the fascia, defined Centre of Coordination (CC) by Luigi Stecco, where the gliding of the subcutis should be preserved to avoid biomechanical in-coordination of the surrounding muscles.
