The phrase "avoid poor" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding poor quality or poor performance, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "To ensure success, we must avoid poor planning and execution."
Alternatives: "steer clear of low quality" or "prevent subpar outcomes".
Can they do anything to avoid poor judgments stemming from categorical reasoning?
Experiments show that the proposed annealing procedure does help to avoid poor local optima by initially driving the dynamics toward promising regions in state space.
A contributor from a banking background said that banks all too often avoid poor communities because they see them as low-profit.
It means they do not have to convert the currency using a bureau de change or bank and so avoid poor exchange rates.
Players who avoid three-putts, who avoid poor approach shots, who chip and putt with success when they miss a green, score well.
One way to avoid poor decisions driven by emotion is to rely on professional advisers, like accountants, financial planners and lawyers, said Ms. Lassiter of J. P. Morgan.
Could this be Jackson's way of avoiding poor publicity?
The proposed model can be trained by minimizing an error function and it allows an effective and intuitive initialization which avoids poor local minima.
Jeremy Hunt– who is at the Confed tomorrow – hears this almost daily though, interestingly, those in the know say he still seems more bothered about avoiding poor care than widespread financial problems caused by hiring all those extra staff.
Cost pressures, combined with an increasingly pervasive ideological commitment to avoiding "poor quality of life," will result in the subtle — or not-so-subtle — "nudging" of those who are most vulnerable to accept premature death.
It is suggested that by gaining an understanding of the behaviour of the configuration quickly and easily, using column profile maps, time and money can be saved by avoiding poor initial decisions and designs.
