The phrase "avoid searching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from looking for information or resources, often in a specific context.
Example: "To save time, you should avoid searching for outdated articles on the topic."
Alternatives: "refrain from looking" or "steer clear of searching".
To the Editor: Regarding "At Airports, a Search for Better Security," by Matthew L. Wald (May 26): A very simple step that would somewhat alleviate the overtaxed security resources at airports would be to avoid searching the same passenger more than once at each leg of a trip.
Moreover, this method allows us to avoid searching for a common Lyapunov function.
Also, they should avoid searching for patrons that have moved from their "ordering location" and simply return the drink to the bar.
This method is based on contour point information tracking, which can avoid searching the whole image, improving the efficiency of the algorithm.
Cost-minimisation strategies cause employers to avoid searching for native workers, as they need to pay higher wages to them than they do for mobile (foreign) workers.
Even the once-challenging Levinthal puzzle now seems to have an answer — a protein can avoid searching irrelevant conformations and fold quickly by making local independent decisions first, followed by non-local global decisions later.
Furthermore, by avoiding searching the solution space which is computational complex, our iterative methods are easy to compute by adding up some correlation terms with different weights in (24).
Prediction approaches have historically avoided searching for pseudoknots because of the extreme combinatorial and time complexity of the problem.
According to the ZA hypothesis, the protein avoids searching the whole conformational space and essentially picks the low entropy loss routes (or low ECO routes) on a folding landscape [5].
Finally, it records a loop when encountering a contig that has been visited on the path and avoids searching the loop again.
Some pediatricians and residents avoided searching the appropriate information portals themselves, and relied primarily on the subspecialist or other colleagues for this information [ 5, 13, 14, 25].
