The phrase "avoid long delays" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to prevent or minimize waiting times in a process or situation.
Example: "To ensure a smooth travel experience, please arrive early to avoid long delays at the airport."
Alternatives: "prevent extended waits" or "steer clear of lengthy hold-ups".
Washington should also avoid long delays on appointments of American ambassadors and beef up the political section of the mission, the task force says.
But White says more should be done to avoid long delays for visa applications.
This 'split wave' strategy worked very well and helped avoid long delays between the bereaved providing consent and contact by the survey interviewer.
Due to neutropenia, frequently limiting the ability to deliver day 15 eribulin mesylate, and a desire to avoid long delays between cisplatin treatments, the protocol was amended at this point and six patients were treated at dose level 5 on the 21-day schedule (eribulin mesylate 1.4 mg m−2, cisplatin 60 mg m−2).
We illustrate how the MAC protocols put some constraints on network parameters like the sampling rates, the number of nodes, the size of the multimedia sample and the density of multimedia nodes in order to make collisions negligible and avoid long queuing delays.
In order to avoid long packet delivery delays, there is an optimal level number for the hierarchy for each user according to his/her call-to-mobility ratio.
The outcome of the ontology reasoning for this scenario is that all types of media can be selected for delivery, while their size should not exceed 281.25Kbytes for them to be efficiently ported on to the used device, and thus avoiding long communication delays.
Also avoid long speeches.
Also avoid long words and long phrases.
was used to avoid long homopolymer repeats.
Reasons for choosing these therapies are to avoid long-term drug intake, delay the time for surgery, and their greater emphasis on prevention than biomedicine approaches.
