The phrase "avoid rehabilitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing treatment, recovery, or strategies that do not involve rehabilitation processes.
Example: "In some cases, individuals may choose to avoid rehabilitation in favor of alternative therapies."
Alternatives: "steer clear of rehabilitation" or "eschew rehabilitation".
In particular, SSDI's rules require that applicants be unable to engage in any significant paid work, giving them every incentive to cease working completely to qualify and to avoid rehabilitation — that is, to exit the labor force for good.
If you are ready and willing to undergo treatment, don't avoid rehabilitation centers just because of cost.
"Someone who is very depressed, for instance, might be avoiding their rehabilitation but the clinical team might not pick up on that being the reason why some people aren't [turning up]", she says, explaining how mental health expertise can feed into broader treatment.
It is hard to avoid the conclusion that rehabilitation will be all the harder to achieve in a vast penal warehouse designed to achieve economies of scale.
Stronger consideration of the work-related context in modern rehabilitation should avoid focusing solely on traditional occupational risk factors (e.g. conflicts with supervisors, monotonous work, and physical and psychological demands).
Figure 5 shows that the shoulder constraint prevents the excessive motion of the joints of the spine, which is a compensatory movement that should be also avoided during the rehabilitation therapy.
More than six years later, Bellotti has limited use of the leg and is still fighting to avoid amputation through treatment and rehabilitation.
Eventually, however, bankruptcy legislation was extended to provide procedures for the adjustment of debts so as to avoid liquidation and for the rehabilitation of insolvent debtors.
In the end, she did not enter the election because of her ongoing rehabilitation, and to avoid a divisive campaign within the Christian community at a critical time, but she said she might run in parliamentary elections in 2009.
