The phrase "avoid intake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, nutrition, or consumption, where one is advised to refrain from consuming certain substances or foods.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it is important to avoid intake of excessive sugar and processed foods."
Alternatives: "limit consumption" or "reduce intake".
Alternatively, chronic headache sufferers tend to avoid intake of caffeine to not aggravate their headaches, whereas individuals with infrequent headache are less aware that high caffeine use can be a cause.
Taste cells detect bitter substances to avoid intake of toxins.
Being diagnosed with FLD, patients are often advised to adjust their dietary energy source to avoid intake of excess energy.
Participants were asked to avoid intake of caffeine, nicotine and alcohol for one week prior to and during the experiment.
They were however firmly requested to avoid intake of any food items supplemented with probiotic bacteria.
50 We emphasize, however, in our large clinical experience that considering a patient a "noninsulin-therapy failure" should be reserved for those who avoid intake of concentrated sweets.
These findings suggest that the internal Cs contamination in patients with ESRD living in areas affected by the nuclear incident was marginal and that programmes to encourage avoiding intake of uninspected potentially contaminated local foods were successful in preventing undesirable radiocontamination.
"If you feel you want to have higher antioxidant intake maybe you should consider eating organic food and if you want to avoid increasing intake of cadmium and pesticide this is a way to do it".
Sambongi et al. (1999) reported that nematodes have elaborated sensorial equipment, including receptors for copper ions, which enables them to avoid their intake.
From monitoring endogenous levels of metal ions in foods and drinks to detecting contamination during food preparation, European countries spend significant resources to avoid metal intake by the general population [5 7].
Both headache and LBP patients often avoid regular intake of prophylactic medication.
