The sentence "avoid further problems" is a perfectly correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use this sentence when you are trying to urge someone to take steps to prevent an issue or problem from getting worse. For example: "Please make sure to keep up with regular maintenance on your car to avoid further problems down the line."
The IRB has subsequently been looking to redraft regulation 17 to avoid further problems.
The effort to avoid further problems continues to ripple through the farm economy.
To avoid further problems, a stretch of the relay was missed out.
I tell church committees, "Let's look at the next 5, 7 and 10 years -- what you have to do now to avoid further problems".
"Instead of delaying further, Spain should bail out its banks as soon as possible to avoid further problems, not only for its banks but also for its reputation and overall economy".
To avoid further problems, the producers agreed not to film explosions, car chases and fires near the cave.
To avoid further problem, we assume risk neutrality, so prices are specified by discounting expected values, where the supposition is dependent on the obtainable information.
"Whatever the criticisms and the after-action report may be about what was right and what was wrong looking back, what would be a horrible tragedy would be to distract ourselves from avoiding further problems because we're spending time talking about problems that have already occurred," he told Tim Russert on "Meet the Press" on NBC.
However, despite Good Clinical Practice Guidelines (GCP), [ 17- 20] which report the effectiveness of preventive activities (adequate nutrition, effective pressure relief, positional changes, management of incontinence and elimination of shearing and friction forces), there is little scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of these measures in avoiding further problems related to PrUs [ 1- 3].
Last year, following the Code Red and Nimda outbreaks, both of which exploited security flaws in Microsoft products, John Pescatore at Gartner, an influential consultancy firm, suggested that companies that wanted to avoid further security problems should stop using Microsoft's software.
