'avoid structure' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
For example, you could say, "I favor a more free-form approach to writing, so I try to avoid structure whenever possible."
Hiatus Kaiyote's meandering set is even worse, using jazz as a get-out clause to avoid structure, rhythm and melody – the very things that actually underpin jazz.
More importantly, the PCM possesses ultrahigh stiffness (Cx = 186.08 J/m2 (zigzag), Cy = 123.16 J/m2 (armchair)) which can effectively avoid structure degradation during discharging/charging cycles.
In order to avoid structure information loss, retinex-based methods, including single-scale retinex (SSR), multiple scale-retinex (MSR -based MSR -based1, 12], and the methodsh color restoration (MSRCR) [11], were employed to suppress noise and preserve highlighted regions of the original image.
Such patterns of variation indicate that investigators undertaking genetic epidemiology research in New Hampshire, the larger New England region or other areas of the United States where there is a known Eastern European influence should consider taking self-reported ancestry into account to avoid structure influencing their results.
In order to avoid structure distortion during the high temperature steps absolute positional harmonic restraints with a force constant of 50 kcal/molÅ2 were imposed on α-carbons of aminoacids along the polypeptide chain found in definite secondary structure states (H, I, E).
This is very important in order to avoid structure information being dominated by homologous information.
A simple criterion of parameters values for elastic shakedown is derived, by which we can calculate the maximum driving force amplitude to avoid structures oscillating in the plastic range.
The mess of unstructured data is one issue worth resolving, but there's another side to the information mess that is worth talking about: the opportunities we leave behind when we avoid structuring our data.
Nesting and non-nesting LPCH have been shown to avoid structures associated with oil and gas activity, such as wellheads, roads, and electric transmission lines [ 25].
What separates Mathis is the relish with which he avoids structure.
So, for my holiday I am avoiding structure at all costs and following my gut and the wind as much as my structure-starved brain can handle.
