The phrase "avoid redundancy of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to eliminate repetitive or unnecessary elements in writing or speech.
Example: "To improve clarity, we should avoid redundancy of ideas in our report."
Alternatives: "eliminate repetition of" or "reduce duplication of".
In order to avoid redundancy of the data set, where multiple sequences exist for strains of the same species, only one sequence of the same type was considered (Table 1).
Since in an exploratory analysis mostly consistent results were obtained for all three approaches, the K-model was employed in the complete analysis of all traits to avoid redundancy of data.
Since the libraries were not normalized and to avoid redundancy of the ESTs, a large-insert library (average insert size 2.4 kb) and a small-insert library (average insert size 1.4 kb) were constructed in pExpress 1 (Not I- Eco RV cloned into T1 phage-resistant DH10B E. coli).
Implementing flyweight structures using implicit mappings not only avoids redundancy of geometric components, but also enables implicit sharing for non-geometric instances.
Significant genes are associated to both the most informative functional terms, avoiding redundancy of information, and the most representative temporal patterns, thus improving the readability of the results.
In order to avoid redundancy, for the definitions of the Riemann-Liouville fractional integral and fractional derivative, we refer the readers to [13].
While the qualitative focus group data were collected before the surveys were conducted, we have chosen to present and discuss the results together in order to avoid redundancy and for purposes of comparison of both forms of data.
In order to avoid redundancy, the framework of general DWT, Figure1, is remained in the proposed DWT except the wavelet filters are designed to satisfy some extra requirements.
Screening of the molecular descriptors is an important step that is intended to avoid redundancy and noise of the extracted information.
To avoid redundancy and the inclusion of multiple instances of data from the same study, meta-analyses were not intended to be formally included in the analysis (that is, outcomes from meta-analyses were not counted towards the number of studies reporting the effect of an intervention for each outcome).
A unique code is given to each feature so as to avoid redundancy and ensure consistency of labelling the feature faces.
