The phrase "avoid lack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of preventing deficiencies or shortages in a particular context.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must avoid lack of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "prevent deficiency" or "eliminate shortage".
Mistakes to avoid: Lack of leadership or definition of roles; lack of regularity; not considering who your audience might be; putting projects to bed after a single showing at a platform; being scared to apply for funding.
Conversely, it is important to avoid lack of productivity, and to ensure that children are not excluded from these ambitious futures, or take paths that undermine the future of others — such as crime.
This long method was developed in order to wash the column during the analysis with 100%% of acetonitrile and avoid lack of accuracy and precision during the efficiency of entrapment assay and to avoid column fouling and excessive pressure buildup by irreversible retention of non-polar compounds (terpenes and guttiferones present in red propolis extract).
To avoid lack of valid exposure assessment we used personal dosimeters in our study.
The session maximum of 32 trials was chosen to avoid lack of performance due to satiation.
To be conservative in sample size calculations (i.e., avoid lack of power), it is assumed that 10% of control group participants will become regular users of PARC.
Let's give a face to all the issues, to avoid lacking in substantiality.
This work was developed around this problem, studying the best solution to develop a new tool able to avoid the lack of plate flatness after cut.
Both the Army laboratory and the F.B.I. are eager to avoid the lack of coordination that produced last month's conflicting assessments from two separate laboratories of the potency and characteristics of the Daschle anthrax.
On the way to my office I stop at a deli and buy some soup – either minestrone, gazpacho or courgette – which I eat at 12 and two to avoid energy lack.
The method opens up blockages that have traditionally kept basic discoveries from being turned into effective treatments — especially for rare diseases that drug companies avoid for lack of potential profit.
