The phrase "avoid degrading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of not belittling or diminishing someone or something, often in contexts related to respect and dignity.
Example: "In our discussions, we should strive to avoid degrading comments that may hurt others."
Alternatives: "prevent belittling" or "steer clear of demeaning".
No switches are used in a signal path in order to avoid degrading the frequency response of the proposed circuits.
This allowed him to curb his frustration, avoid degrading the already horrified resident, and maintain the presence of mind to save a little boy's life.
Among those were suggestions directed at himself like "Go to an Al-Anon meeting;" one directed at viewers urging them to "avoid degrading yourself by having meaningless sex with strangers in a futile attempt to fill the emptiness of your soul;" and another asking the audience to pray for people working on the series: "Feel free to pick whomever you think is most in need".
I hope T-Mobile has a switch that it can simply turn on to avoid degrading non-Binge On video, now that this is all out in the open.
Similarly, if a user consumes a disproportionate share of packets at certain times of day, a network provider should be able to temporarily reduce that user's throughput to avoid degrading the experience of others.
This success comes from the fact that we have combined a large pinhole collimator (2 mm) with high magnification, in order to avoid degrading the spatial resolution.
A smaller number of homes - about 10,000 - will need to switch to satellite or cable TV services in order to avoid degraded picture quality.
The director ordered the special effects technicians on 2001 to use the painstaking process of creating all visual effects seen in the film "in camera", avoiding degraded picture quality from the use of blue screen and traveling matte techniques.
With smart approaches, we can reduce the risk of foodborne illness and avoid unnecessarily degrading the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the health of all living things in the landscape: people, wildlife, and plants.
The report doesn't pull any punches when it addresses the need to balance what we need from forests and what forests need from us: "To avoid significantly degrading this resource [forests], more efficient production techniques must be adopted". Data in the report paints a compelling picture of how much we all rely on forests.
Consequently, in contrast with standard penalty methods, there is no need for a dependence of the augmentation parameter with the time step, and this latter can be kept to reasonable values, to avoid to degrade too severely the conditioning of the linear operator associated to the velocity prediction step.
