The phrase "avoid motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to suggest staying still or refraining from movement, such as in safety instructions or physical activities.
Example: "During the earthquake drill, it is important to avoid motion and stay in your designated safe area."
Alternatives: "stay still" or "remain stationary".
Subjects were instructed not to move their head to avoid motion artefacts.
Popping a Dramamine to avoid motion sickness, I dived into my book.
The increase of scanning speed plays an important role to avoid motion artifacts.
A stopped down aperture can be used to avoid defocus blur, a shorter exposure can be used to avoid motion blur, and a pin-hole mask can be placed near the sensor to directly measure the light field.
If his daughter asked why, he would say, "Do you want your brother to puke or do you want to put on a coat?" The best way to avoid motion sickness is, obviously, to avoid travel, which is next to impossible during the holidays, with invitations beckoning from far and wide.
Possibly, migraineurs who cannot avoid motion sickness provoking environments could pre-medicate with rizatriptan with benefit.
Limited breath-holding at normal expiration was used during CT to avoid motion-induced artifacts and allow co-registration of CT and PET images in the area of the diaphragm.
The woman's sister spotted Cera two nights in a row as he stood by a back door and attempted to avoid motion-activated lights, police said.
Slices were positioned at an approximately 30° angle from the AC-PC line (Robinson et al. 2004), while ensuring that the eyes and mobile parts of the brainstem were not included in the imaging slab to avoid motion-induced Nyquist ghosting (Fig. 1b).
This enables the actuators to shift the detector between consecutive integration periods and not during integration, thereby avoiding motion blur in the captured video.
By avoiding motion blur, the camera produces a significant increase in image resolution, as shown in this experiment in which a standard resolution target is used as the scene.
