The phrase "avoid high levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to steer clear of excessive amounts of something, often in health, safety, or quality contexts.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it is important to avoid high levels of sugar in your diet."
Alternatives: "steer clear of excessive amounts of" or "limit high concentrations of".
How much should society be willing to pay to avoid high levels of pollution?
Xiang Junbo, the chairman of the Agricultural Bank of China, was quoted in July by The Study Times, a weekly publication controlled by the Communist Party School, as saying that the country's big banks "should avoid high levels of dividend payments while we are frequently going to the market for fund-raising exercises".
Our rationale was to avoid high levels of expression that could alter normal APP distribution.
Additionally, characterisation of the ligands amongst HER2+ breast cancer is urgently required to create a more robust classification method in order to avoid high levels of unsuccessfully therapy.
Cases were selected for RNA analysis following independent histological review of adjacent sections, so as to avoid high levels of tissue heterogeneity.
This bypassed starch needs to be digested in the small intestine and then absorbed, to avoid high levels of glucose in the large intestine.
However, in reviewer opinion, it is clear that the results obtained with any particular tool might have high level of false positive results and purely computational approaches do not provide a clear path to avoid high level of false positive results.
The CCC argues that the planning process must reflect the benefits of onshore wind "in order to avoid higher levels of investment in more expensive technologies that would have adverse affordability impacts".
These results are supported by findings showing that E.c. carotovoraSCC1 induced the expression of chlorophyllase 1 in Arabidopsis, which could be involved in the degradation of photoactive chlorophylls to avoid higher levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) production and cellular damage during pathogen infection [ 60].
Similarly, although non-flow limited athletes have mechanical room to increase exercise ventilation to defend PO2 and SaO2 in hypoxia, they may modulate work output (eg, in a self-paced performance trial) to avoid higher levels of ventilatory work and dyspnoea.
The shootings came in a neighborhood that has lately avoided high levels of violent crime, and where economic activity has benefited from the construction of the KeySpan Park, and an increase in visitors to the Coney Island Amusement Park and the nearby New York Aquarium.
