The phrase "avoid discrepancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent inconsistencies or differences in information, data, or results.
Example: "To ensure the accuracy of our report, we must take steps to avoid discrepancy in the data collected from different sources."
Alternatives: "prevent inconsistencies" or "eliminate differences".
Additionally, applying self-assessed measures was an attempt to avoid discrepancy resulting from researcher-assessed measurements [ 31].
For immunohistochemistry (IHC) all the slides were treated in the department of anatomopathology of MqueTH to avoid discrepancy.
For Q-PCR analysis, cDNA was aliquoted and kept at 4°C throughout each Q-PCR experiment to avoid discrepancy in the data because of freeze-thaw cycles.
Proper technique and recognition of these pitfalls, as well as simultaneous cytopathologist and clinician work ups are needed to achieve a successful FNA diagnosis and avoid discrepancy of target sites between clinician and cytopathological reports.
Based on the result, lesions with a score of 3, 4, and 5 were not very consistent between examiner 1 and examiner 2. To avoid discrepancy, two examiners had another check together and eventually reached an agreement on the results (Table 3).
New proposals are given in order to improve the test procedure and avoid discrepancies between test installations.
Finally, 3D closing was used on rendered images to avoid discrepancies between contiguous slices generated by small discontinuities in the signal.
A TSA spokesman told me the agency "provides regular training and updates to personnel regarding screening of liquids and gels, including breast milk" in order to "avoid discrepancies in screening experience".
To avoid discrepancies in the frame rate caused by the large number of polygon models, the modeling team had to select an aspect of each character to focus their attention.
It is difficult to avoid discrepancies in clinical trial reports.
To ensure quality and avoid discrepancies, files were reviewed by an expert epidemiologist.
