The phrase "avoid disadvantaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or policies aimed at preventing harm or unfair treatment to individuals or groups.
Example: "We must ensure that our new policy is inclusive and avoids disadvantaging any particular demographic."
Alternatives: "preventing disadvantage" or "not putting at a disadvantage".
People also said any government action must avoid disadvantaging poorer citizens.
However, the department believes that the policy should "only be pursued once we have worked with existing grammars to show how they can be expanded and reformed in ways which avoid disadvantaging those who don't get in".
The choice of an identical value of time rather than valuation based on actual income was made to avoid disadvantaging certain population groups.
Thus, in order to avoid disadvantaging of the PBOA protocol, the physical layer is assumed to loose packets dependent on a PER for all schemes.
Agreements, he says, need to avoid disadvantaging individual employers and eliminating jobs.
However, Slater added that Justine Greening, the education secretary, wanted to see "various conditions" put in place for expansion and for it to be pursued only once existing grammars had been reformed in ways that avoided disadvantaging those who fail to get in.
This definition is designed to avoid disadvantages of both definitions.
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The mechanism employs pantographs as three-rotation constrained leg instead of normal RRR-leg to avoid disadvantages like singularity, uncertainty or interference with other legs.
In order to avoid disadvantages like drilled FRP or large bond areas, the development of hybrid transition structures compatible to loads and material properties is required.
A strongly hydrophobic polymer was converted into a hydrogel by introducing hydrophilic side chains of sufficient lengths and amounts to overcome the hydrophobicity but sufficiently well dispersed to avoid disadvantages such as loss of the transparency required in applications.
