The phrase "avoid resting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from taking breaks or to stay active in a particular context.
Example: "To maintain your energy levels during the hike, try to avoid resting for too long at each stop."
Alternatives: "refrain from resting" or "stay active".
Use forearm supports or place a lab notebook along the sides of the microscope base to avoid resting on the edge of the base.
He said today that it was important to avoid resting on your laurels after your last victory and hanging your head after your last loss.
Anthropophilia: http://t.co/6LSrAER81P — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 10 May 13 @Revkin 8. Repeat: The discipline to avoid resting on laurels, to retest systems, examine conventions, to go back to step 1. — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 10 May 13.
One major improvement came about because of the Note 10.1's larger screen — it hard to avoid resting one's wrist on that sizable display while writing or doodling, and thankfully the tab's palm detection functionality works like a charm… most of the time.
Advocacy documentaries tend to be a bit short-sighted, reveling in their self-righteousness, but director Stephanie Soechtig has more than enough facts to avoid resting on pure outrage.
Though you want to avoid resting your forearms and wrists on your desk when keyboarding to prevent contact stress problems, a good way to judge the correct height of your chair relative to the desk is to position yourself so that -- while you are relaxed and with good upright posture -- your forearms can rest comfortably on the work surface.
It is possible to completely avoid rest periods and force the battery into permanent cycling.
But that doesn't mean that you should avoid rest altogether.
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The physiotherapist will emphasise messages about promoting speedy return to normal activity, avoiding rest, appropriate use of pain relieving modalities (such as painkillers), and work issues.
Although clinical guidelines recommend avoiding rest, promoting activity despite pain and an early return to work, these recommendations have low impact on the improvement of patients.
