The phrase "avoid ingestion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to advise someone not to consume a particular substance, often in safety or health-related discussions.
Example: "To ensure your safety, please avoid ingestion of any non-food items found in the laboratory."
Alternatives: "refrain from consuming" or "do not ingest".
In average, Brazilian consumers seek for healthier food when purchasing organic food, their main motivation is to avoid ingestion of poisons, pesticides, and to prevent diseases.
For the maintenance of health, a great deal of preventative measures are in place to avoid ingestion of potentially toxic metal ions.
Children and parents should not use frog meat as poultices and avoid ingestion from eating uncooked meat and drinking untreated water.
Aphids and ladybirds, for example have been shown to avoid ingestion by dropping off the plant when detecting the breath of large vertebrates (Gish, Dafni & Inbar, 2010; Ben-Ari & Inbar, 2013).
Patients assigned to the short fasting were instructed to avoid ingestion of food and liquids for 6 hours and then were asked to drink 200 ml of clear liquids (ProvideXtra Drink®, Fresenius Kabi, São Paulo, Brazil) 2 hours before the endoscopy.
Being able to rapidly form aversive associations, rather than waiting to determine the consequences of ingestion, should help solitarious locusts maintain their narrow dietary preferences and avoid ingesting toxins [ 29, 30].
The model cannot simply avoid ingesting the attached strips in the first place, because at the beginning, and through the ingestion of their entire length until they are found to be attached, or not attached, at the end, all strips appear identical, all intrinsically edible, with St = 1.
Nevertheless, carps are not able to avoid the ingestion of toxic cyanobacteria and their toxins in eutrophicated lakes (Tencalla et al. 1994).
Labelling of extracellular conidia was performed by incubation with PBS, 0.25 mg/ml calcofluor white (Sigma) for 30 min at 4°C to avoid further ingestion.
All patients were informed to avoid tamoxifen ingestion on the morning of blood sampling.
Taste 2 receptors are involved in the bitter taste sensing and help to avoid the ingestion of potentially poisonous and harmful substances [ 22].
