The phrase "avoid decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention of preventing a reduction or decline in something.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must implement strategies to avoid decrease in productivity."
Alternatives: "prevent reduction" or "stop decline".
In order to avoid decrease of mechanical strength, leather wastes can be used to fill hollow specimen or to separate panels.
To avoid decrease of cell survival that occurs when TRPV1 is overexpressed, TRPV1ε was expressed using only the basal activity of the metallothionein (pMTH) promoter.
The ratios of the 5-HT-positive area 5 mm rostral to the lesion site in the Th1-transferred SCI mice to that in the PBS-treated SCI mice were calculated using pairs of the sections (PBS-treated and Th1 cell-transferred) stained on the same day to avoid decrease of the signal intensity over time.
A number of employees interviewed by lawyers for a class-action lawsuit against the company reported that, until then, billings that were known to be uncollectable were simply carried on the books to avoid decreasing earnings.
Protein protein interactions involved in kinase regulation and substrate recognition offer high potential for selectivity and avoid decreased efficacy as a result of competition with high intracellular ATP concentrations.
Once identified, management of congestive hepatopathy primarily involves treatment of the underlying heart disease, including careful diuresis and efforts to avoid decreasing cardiac output.
To avoid decreased end-expiratory TPP and alveolar collapse in patients with increased IAP, paracenteses and/or higher PEEP-setting should be used.
Therefore, in actual applications, to avoid decreasing the strength of thin films, one should make sure that the film thickness is larger than h* for a given temperature.
Also, in order to avoid decreasing subject's level of attention, the content has to be heterogeneous and the test sessions should not last more than 30 minutes each, including any training phase.
As an example, the agricultural sector might have to rely more on drought-resistant seeds in order to avoid decreases in crop yields (Parry et al. 2004; Gay et al. 2004; Pinto et al. 2002), and water scarcity may require the use of more efficient irrigation techniques, such as drip irrigation.
By calling in the presence of high-ranking adult males and by concealing ovulation, females may prevent monopolisation by a single male and avoid decreased paternity certainty by other males.
