The phrase "avoid deleterious impact on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention to prevent harmful effects on something.
Example: "The company implemented new policies to avoid deleterious impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "prevent harmful effects on" or "mitigate negative impact on".
The results affirm that to avoid deleterious impacts on human and ecosystem health, increased monitoring is needed for brevetoxins and organism(s) producing them, even in areas previously thought to be unaffected.
In order to avoid any unexpected deleterious impact on quality attribute due to the changes, suppliers and end users should interact throughout the life cycle of the biologics concerning the quality and purpose for use of the single-use components.
Avoiding pairing with genetically similar mates can be an adaptive behavior to avoid deleterious effects of inbreeding on reproduction (Mulard et al. 2009).
To understand the administration's deleterious impact on this promising research, one has to recall the political landscape of the late 1990s.
In spite of the frequent shift from a low-risk to a high-risk classification on final pathology, avoiding lymphadenectomy in low-grade endometrial cancer has been shown to have no deleterious impact on overall or disease-free survival (Benedetti Panici et al, 2008; Bernardini et al, 2009; Neubauer et al, 2009).
The Centre was reluctant to offer its services to women who merely intended to avoid being pregnant for dubious (possibly ill-motivated) reasons, e.g. extreme fear of delivery, or because of a pregnancy's supposedly deleterious impact on their body and future career, e.g. in professional fashion models.
Marriage laws barring same-sex couples from getting married in Australia have a "significant and deleterious" impact on their mental health, the peak body for psychiatrists has said.
