The phrase "avoid natural" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing preferences or strategies, but it requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In this experiment, we aim to avoid natural biases that could affect the results."
Alternatives: "steer clear of natural" or "prevent natural occurrences".
Try your best to avoid natural flowers, since they are part of the nature and, as Thumbelina, you're supposed to care for it, and not harm it.
A laboratory-made experimental arrangement was designed in order to avoid natural aging prior to artificial aging.
"He is convinced to this day that he had a special insight that there had to be a certain number of deaths every year to avoid natural disasters," Dr. Lunde said.
We investigated whether adult whiteflies avoid natural enemies inhabiting poinsettia (a cash crop) and whether this behavior can be used to increase the movement of whiteflies to cucumber (a trap crop).
The advantage of this method is connected with its success to nearly completely avoid natural convection effects.
According to Liu, Kuang-Chi works with municipalities who have a keen interest to see their cities avoid natural disasters and overcrowding, operating with the support of the Chinese government.
It indicates that R100-backbone plasmids were successful in avoiding natural barriers such as restriction systems and occupy a new ecological niche in nature.
Measles hasn't avoided natural selection, of course.
Nowadays, these grassland management measures – complemented by low-cost treatments such as mulching – often aim at keeping the rural landscape open and at avoiding natural succession.
Once the new infrastructure is completed, Mr. Pinho said, the system will cost about 1.7 billion euros ($2.3 billion) a year less to run than it formerly did, primarily by avoiding natural gas imports.
He was so angry that he returned in 1970 to fix thousands of metres of rope in place, then used the rope to drag a compressor to bolt his way up the face, avoiding natural fissures that could have been climbed more conventionally.
