The phrase "avoid dilution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to prevent the reduction of value, quality, or concentration of something, often in business or finance.
Example: "To maintain the integrity of our brand, we must avoid dilution of our core values in our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "prevent dilution" or "minimize dilution".
The bank said structure of the transaction was intended to avoid dilution of existing shareholders.
This is a useful ruse for families which want to avoid dilution of their controlling stakes when undertaking mergers.
Virtually all insurers have suffered investment losses, which in turn have driven down their stock prices, sometimes sharply, as investors dumped shares to avoid dilution while companies raise new money.
Since the government owns about a third of Petrobras, private investors would need to ante up some $50 billion of new cash to avoid dilution.
It made no sense that it would actually do so, since doing that would produce incredible dilution from a strategy that was supposed to avoid dilution.
We estimate only 2%-42%-4%ningshare share dilution depending on structure and mix between secondary and primary; if the government chooses to participate to avoid dilution, a 10% raising would be necessary and, assuming a 10% discount, would lead to around 4% dilution.
One option being floated is that governments inject convertible capital into the banks, avoiding dilution of existing shareholders but providing reassurance of support.As important will be efforts to reopen funding markets to banks.
Future processes can be improved through avoiding dilution and minimize drying, while ingredient production should focus on functionality rather than purity.
If used in the right situations and for the right kinds of companies, venture debt is the perfect tool for raising growth capital while avoiding dilution and maximizing the potential financial return of the equity already invested in the business.
For luminescence measurements in (CdSe/ZnS -Cys QD kept at 276 K for 3 months (aged QD), aliquots of a CdSe/ZnS -CysTPPS4 stock solution ([TPPS4]stock = 140 μM) were added to the (CdSe/ZnS)-Cys QD initial solution, avoiding dilution effects.
By sampling tissue based on cell populations that express the enzyme, we avoided dilution of active enzyme by a variable amount of tissue that could potentially produce biased results and were thus able to assess enzymatic activity in a more precise manner than previously.
