The phrase "avoid leaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to advise someone against physically leaning or metaphorically leaning on something or someone for support.
Example: "To maintain your balance while riding a bike, it's important to avoid leaning too far to one side."
Alternatives: "refrain from leaning" or "stay upright".
She talks about how women should avoid leaning back from their careers when they start thinking about having children, and instead, lean into their careers and grab the brass rings they deserve.
Internet leaders who have long maintained that "information wants to be free" should avoid leaning on the argument that in fact it wants to be subsidized.
It's surely possible to avoid leaning into one of his talking points or characterizing things in a way that could predictably lead to this outcome.
Following each chest compression, allow complete recoil of the chest as this will result in improved venous return to the heart (NB avoid leaning forward after each chest compression).
Provided you also avoid leaning on them, this will prevent excess pressure on the axillary nerve.
The mix of off-speed choices allows him to avoid leaning on his fastball.
"We've avoided leaning towards so-called 'grief tourism', but there is definitely an interest from the overseas market in this period of history and they [the other tour operators] are missing out on a chance to talk about it".
"We've avoided leaning towards so-called 'grief tourism', but there is definitely an interest from the overseas market in this period of history and they [the other tour operators] are missing out on a chance to talk about it". One of the sites the bicycle tour stops at is 38 Londres Street, the Communist party headquarters which was used as a torture centre during under Pinochet's rule.
And it would mean avoiding leaning too heavily on existing Nexus partners like Samsung and LG.
He said he treads very lightly as he navigates the lava, trying to spread his weight evenly and avoiding leaning too heavily on one foot.
Describing a data model using an XML DTD avoids leaning on implementation language features and provides a standardized file format, familiar to researchers from different backgrounds.
