The phrase "avoid from any" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "avoid" does not require "from."
Example: "We should avoid any unnecessary risks in this project."
Alternatives: "steer clear of any" or "refrain from any".
Finally, property (A3) ensures that the node v(r) can be avoided from any edge e in T that must represent a cluster that does not contain r.
Armed with cellphones, the actors were directed by Mr. Meyer to avoid working from any preconceived idea.
By mid-June, the Air Force ordered pilots to fly without the vest but to stay below 44,000 feet to avoid dangers from any high-altitude decompression.
We were interested in the minor key because it is canonically associated with sad music, and we steered clear of well-known compositions to avoid interference from any personal memories related to the pieces.
The second set of measurements was made with an antiglare screen attached to the iPad glass and with the device positioned to avoid reflections from any overhead glare sources.
Keeping in touch by letter or telephone between assessments might help to minimise this problem in a large trial, although such contact should be minimal (and to both groups) to avoid contamination from any potential therapeutic benefit that might arise.
This will avoid you from any confuse or unclear dialogue or action movement.
This avoids clipping from any DC offsets and prevents any possible equipment damage if a person simply hooks this circuit up to an amplifier without fully understanding its features.
Health officials urged consumers to ask where cantaloupes being sold at local stores were grown and avoid any from southwestern Indiana.
This choice reduces speed but avoids problems from any possible connection errors.
