The phrase "avoid order reductions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advising against simplifying or minimizing the importance of orders, possibly in a business or operational setting.
Example: "To maintain quality control, it is essential to avoid order reductions that could compromise our standards."
Alternatives: "prevent order minimization" or "steer clear of order simplifications".
If you can, avoid ordering anything messy.
An innovative method for the treatment of Dirichlet boundary conditions is proposed, in order to avoid the order reduction which usually arises with the utilization of the explicit time integrator.
VM consolidation has to carefully consider the aggregated resource consumption of co-located VMs, in order to avoid performance reductions and Service Level Agreement (SLA) violations.
In so doing, the order reduction is avoided as confirmed by the presented numerical tests.
Besides the typical problem of their short lifetimes (usually of the order of minutes), these markers cannot be in close proximity to metals in order to avoid strong reduction of the light emission [ 10], that hampers their use in conjunction with electric diagnostics (EIS, cyclic voltammetry).
The experimental results obtained with this simple control structure validate the use of very low order control structures in the case of teleoperation systems with the extra advantage, with respect to conventional H∞ design techniques, that the involved and time-consuming order reduction step is avoided.
NG dose was 1 mg/kg greater than the recommended dose in order to avoid food reduction bioavailability.
The European Pharmacopoeia [3] states that a drug must be opportunely protected from the exposure to the light in order to avoid a reduction of the active principle concentration with a consequent lost of efficiency.
Although Shevlin 1990 uses historical mean and variance of taxable income, we follow Graham (1996b) and Alworth and Arachi (2001) for estimating the drifts and white noises of equation (1) in order to avoid a reduction in the number of years available for estimation.
When executive compensation contracts are explicitly tied to ROE performance, in order to avoid the reduction in reported ROE through the issuance of additional common shares (i.e., ROE dilution), managers have an incentive to influence ROE performance through financing decisions.
