The phrase "avoid redundancy with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to eliminate repetitive information or phrasing in writing or speech.
Example: "To improve clarity in your report, please avoid redundancy with previously mentioned points."
Alternatives: "eliminate repetition with" or "reduce overlap with".
Other officials said the report was changed to avoid redundancy with earlier documents and to draw a line between carbon dioxide and pollutants that fall under air quality rules.
However, in an effort to avoid redundancy with the outcome measures, they were excluded from the current analyses.
We excluded the building block "health information system" from our analytic framework to somewhat limit the scope of this very broad analysis and to avoid redundancy with recently published reviews and work underway [ 17– 20].
Each item was developed to: 1) signify the thought presented in the coded transcript, 2) represent the particular domain, 3) be clear and succinct, 4) avoid redundancy with other items, and 5) have a true/false/I don't know (T/F/IDK), multiple choice (MC) or Likert scale (LS) response.
To avoid redundancies (with no sick pun intended), however, I would like to use this space to consider the NCH from a slightly different angle: that of the role of education in reproducing, producing and undoing social inequalities.
The scale 'relationship to others' was excluded to avoid redundancies with other instruments and to reduce the overall length of the questionnaire.
Globality in this context refers to supraterritorial links between the social determinants of health anywhere on earth, while avoiding redundancy with disciplines that focus on health as a social, economic and political issue or as a human right.
Strategies for successful checklist implementation included enlisting institutional leaders as local champions, incorporating staff feedback for checklist adaptation and avoiding redundancies with existing systems for collecting information.
To avoid redundancy and pairs with too few events, we clustered all genomes whose distances were 0.01 or less and took a single representative genome from each cluster.
To avoid redundancy, all isotigs with 90% or higher identities were grouped in one cluster and only a representative from each group was selected for annotation.
To avoid redundancy, we checked with conditional logistic regression whether the two associated SNPs in IRF5, TNFAIP3, TNFSF4 or the two SNPs in the HLA (rs2187668 and rs3131379) contributed independently to the association.
