The phrase "avoid erosion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental conservation, construction, agriculture, or any situation where preventing soil or material loss is important.
Example: "To maintain the integrity of the landscape, we must implement strategies to avoid erosion during the rainy season."
Alternatives: "prevent soil loss" or "mitigate erosion".
Both are testing to see if they can avoid erosion without wasting water".
Many farmers practice direct sowing, a mechanized system intended to preserve land nutrients and avoid erosion; much of the grain in Paraguay is grown by that method.
Under heat flux of 1 MW/m2, the limiter should be retreated within 7 s to avoid erosion.
During electro-deposition studies at dynamic condition, we were careful in maintaining oil flow rate in the laminar region to avoid erosion of the expected deposits.
Understanding physical mechanisms and establishing governing laws for predicting the erosion rate are of great importance to alleviate or even avoid erosion damage in engineering applications.
Thin liquid protection from X-rays is necessary to avoid erosion of structural surfaces and thick liquid makes structures behind 0.5 m of flibe (7 mean free paths for 14 MeV neutrons), last the life of the plant.
The loss in revenue is borne by the land or forest owner but could be offset if the ecosystem service of avoided erosion were recognised financially.
The values of avoided erosion through afforestation and the other ecosystem services that forestry provides have been quantified (Barry et al. [2014]) but these services are currently not reflected by market prices in New Zealand.
Also, understory responds fast to both natural and anthropogenic disturbances (Lencinas et al. 2011), e.g. avoiding erosion and generating suitable microenvironments for other species development (Simonson et al. 2014).
The choice should be a compromise between smoothing and avoiding erosion of the surface signal, so this step requires a relatively narrow window.
The primary preventive measures for dentin hypersensitivity are common-sense based and almost identical to those advocated for dental erosions; avoid erosive (acidic) drinks and dietary sources and execute gentle but efficient tooth brushing with low abrasive toothpaste, separated from the acid intake.
