The phrase "avoid exclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of including everyone and preventing any form of exclusion.
Example: "To foster a more inclusive environment, we must actively work to avoid exclusion in our community events."
Alternatives: "prevent marginalization" or "ensure inclusion".
Britain's prime aim is to avoid entanglement with the euro zone, but Poland's is to avoid exclusion.
The question is why schools are excluding children, or "off-rolling" (telling parents to take their child elsewhere to avoid exclusion).
Since some photoreceptor related genes belong to the X chromosome, we used RPE sheets isolated only from male mice for the methylation analysis to avoid exclusion of this chromosome from the study.
"These families may be home-educating because they have no other choice: either they've been 'encouraged' by the school to remove the child to avoid exclusion, or the child has become unable to cope with the school environment," she said.
Since some photoreceptor related genes belong to the X chromosome, we used RPE sheets isolated from male mice only, to avoid exclusion of this chromosome from analysis in this experiment.
It must also complete aspects of a civil settlement with the Department of Health and Human Services, which would allow it to avoid exclusion from government programs like Medicare.
To avoid exclusions, they need support from the other local services around them.
The pilot project, funded by Norfolk county council, resulted in 83% of children with the highest level of need avoiding exclusion.
But these ways of avoiding exclusion have significant costs.
This strategy avoids exclusion of data but may bias parameter estimates.
This model permits analysis of unbalanced repeated measures data thus avoiding exclusion of participants with incomplete data [ 14].
