The phrase "avoid limitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or approaches to prevent restrictions or constraints in various contexts, such as personal development, project management, or creative processes.
Example: "To foster innovation, we must avoid limitation in our brainstorming sessions and encourage free thinking."
Alternatives: "prevent restrictions" or "eliminate constraints".
In order to avoid limitation to a presupposed set of genes or IR-induced signaling pathways, we used RNA microarray technology to analyze induced transcriptional regulation on a genome-wide scale.
K. marxianus DSM 5422 was cultivated in a stirred reactor at well-defined conditions (32°C, pO2 ≥30% air saturation, pH ≥5) in DW medium which was supplemented with urea, Na2SO4, and trace-element solution to avoid limitation of growth by nitrogen, sulfur or microelements.
When necessary nutrients were added during cultivation according to productivity to avoid limitation, considering N as 10% and P as 1% of the biomass.
At 15.5 h of cultivation, an additional pulse of a solution containing lactose and glycerol was added in order to avoid limitation of protein synthesis due to a lack of either carbon source or inducer.
This can avoid limitations caused by simplifying the stress analysis as plane strain.
The traveling wave amplifier design is suggested to avoid limitations resulting from the distributed nature of the long arrays.
Mr. Romney's Cayman Islands and Bermuda corporations also probably allowed him to avoid limitations on deductions for investment expenditures that would otherwise apply.
First, advanced approaches institutions will likely hold more capital to avoid limitations on capital distributions and discretionary bonus payments resulting from implementation of the CCyB.
We propose a multi-output Gaussian process emulator with a nonseparable auto-covariance function to avoid limitations of using separable emulators.
One way to escape the kiddie tax and also avoid limitations on financial aid is to use a child's assets for purposes other than tuition once he or she turns 14 but before it is time to apply for aid.
Plus, it allowed the company to avoid limitations on capital losses that say you can only deduct $3,000 a year in capital losses.
