The phrase "avoid distortion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of maintaining clarity or accuracy, particularly in communication, art, or data representation.
Example: "To ensure the integrity of the data, we must take steps to avoid distortion during the analysis process."
Alternatives: "prevent distortion" or "eliminate distortion".
But you use flat-sided feeders to avoid distortion, and you can see what happens.
It does not have an option to constrain proportions, however, which means you need to be careful to enter dimensions that avoid distortion.
The Fre has optical glass over the camera, to avoid distortion and a latch on the bottom that opens for charging without removing the cover completely.
The vast majority of the images in the books and in the exhibit were taken with one zoom lens, used mostly from 40 to 70 millimeter to avoid distortion and to make images that reflect how the human eye sees.
The goal of the waiver doctrine, as the Supreme Court put it in a 1951 decision involving a member of the Communist Party who declined to identify another, is to avoid "distortion of facts by permitting a witness to select any stopping place in the testimony".
Look at my current favorite measure of the labor market, the employment-population ratio of prime-age Americans — employment rather than unemployment so as to avoid distortion by people dropping out, prime-age to avoid demographic issues as the population ages.
"We have to avoid distortions, not place limits on business," he told me.
"It is important for Kazakhstan to join W.T.O. at the same time as Russia," he said, to "avoid distortions in the existing trade balance".
But it said it was working to ensure that all countries took steps to implement the ban by January "to avoid distortions of the internal market".
But to avoid distortions by politicians along the way, the production of statistics and the analysis of evidence need to be genuinely independent.
The government decided that it should measure the impact of big disasters in a different way to avoid distortions in some statistics and that it had been overestimating the amount of consumer spending that goes to health care.
