The phrase "avoid effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent certain outcomes or consequences.
Example: "To ensure the success of the project, we must take steps to avoid effects that could hinder our progress."
Alternatives: "prevent consequences" or "mitigate impacts".
The island was assumed to be large enough to avoid effects of saturation of species/propagules due to size limitation of the island.
To avoid effects of soil pretreatment NM and EM plants were transplanted into sand-peat culture systems and exposed to shade, drought or the combination of both factors.
The chapter analyzes steel tube confined concrete (STCC) structure defects and proposes a method to avoid effects in the course of construction.
It can also avoid effects of a nodal line of a mode and an inactive area of a local mode, and measure all the out-of-plane modes within a frequency range of interest, including global and local ones.
Only observatories in between are used for the Sq source determination to avoid effects from polar and equatorial electrojets.
The foot was kept in a relaxed neutral position to avoid effects on the IMP (Weiner et al. 1994).
Physical activity was quantified by differentiating swimming and other activities to avoid effects of any physical activity other than swimming.
We enrolled only female patients and probands in the study to create a study group as homogenous as possible and to avoid effects influenced by the gender.
This allows us to avoid effects of this crisis in order to characterize the business cycle phases for a time period previous to the economic crisis.
The soil sampling point was chosen at an undisturbed land where there is no human activity recorded to avoid effects resulting from human activities.
To avoid effects of mobile phone radiation on human health, various governments have defined maximum SAR levels for RF energy emitted by mobile phones [8, 9].
