The phrase "avoid release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advising against the act of releasing something, such as information, a product, or a statement.
Example: "In order to maintain confidentiality, we must avoid release of any sensitive data until the investigation is complete."
Alternatives: "prevent disclosure" or "refrain from issuing".
Mixtures leavened with baking soda require quick handling to avoid release of most of the gas before baking.
And a December report by the Department of Homeland Security inspector general cited TSA's "unjustifiable and … inconsistent and arbitrary" use of the "sensitive security information" (SSI) designation to avoid release of even innocuous material.
In the exploration of nanoparticles as drug carriers several approaches have been presented in literature to load nanoparticles with α-emitting radionuclides in order to dissipate the recoil energies of the daughter radionuclides in the nanoparticles and to avoid release.
It would avoid release queues common to console platforms (only releasing X number of games per week so that they all had a chance to shine) but would take a direct hand in featuring certain releases that showed off the best of the platform.
Firstly, it helps to avoid release of the encapsulated drug upon intravenous administration in the blood stream, hence limiting the systemic side effects of the drug.
To avoid release of CPT during sample manipulation, the aliquot of plasma used for the determination of released CPT was immediately acidified.
They discuss how to avoid releasing raw data to critics.
"We have to be careful how we do that, to avoid releasing any personal information".
My position on the climate is to avoid releasing pollutants into the atmosphere, regardless of current expert opinion.
He did not say he stepped down to avoid releasing a list of clients of his firm.
Deaths that occur in CBSA custody are often shrouded in secrecy, with the agency citing privacy concerns to avoid releasing the names and nationalities.
