The phrase "avoid superimposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to instruct someone to prevent overlapping or layering of elements, such as in design, photography, or data analysis.
Example: "To ensure clarity in your presentation, make sure to avoid superimposition of text and images."
Alternatives: "prevent overlap" or "steer clear of layering".
The patient is positioned prone with the head rotated opposite to the injected side in order to avoid superimposition of the jaw on the cervical spine.
Horizontal scattering is applied to the individual data points in order to avoid superimposition Fig. 3 Representative still images and space-time diagrams of the venules depicting the native sublingual microcirculation (a) as well as after the topical sublingual application of acetylcholine (b) and nitroglycerin (c).
Furthermore it might have been difficult to avoid superimposition of the ribs, especially in case of an anteverted baseplate.
In laterolateral and lateral oblique open-mouth projections, a radiolucent 20 ml syringe with an outer diameter of 21 mm was put horizontally between upper and lower jaws, caudal to the canine teeth to keep dental arches separated and to avoid superimposition of maxillary and mandibular dental arcades.
Intergroup mean tracings were superimposed using Procrustes superimposition.
Image noise and contrast attenuation were assessed using a circular ROI positioned exactly within the vessel or ventricular lumen while avoiding superimposition or partial volume effects from the vessel wall or myocardium.
The set of samples taken from the Vittoriano surfaces were analyzed with AlKα radiation (1486.6 eV) in order to avoid the superimposition of the Auger signals in the Ca2p region.
A longitudinal cohort design would generate stronger data to support or refute the evaluated hypothesis and could use CBCT if possible, trying to avoid the superimpositions, although in this paper were excluded radiographs that showed evidently this problem.
In order to avoid undercounting the puncta due to the superimposition of the stack images, three-dimensional-rendered images were produced by the Zeiss LSM Image Browser (Carl Zeiss) and then rotated in order to make accurate estimates in the x-y plane projection images.
Pancherz's [[10]] superimposition method was used to assess sagittal dental changes and to avoid errors due to possible inclination of the occlusal plane after molar distalization (Figure 10).
The superimposition method utilizes the voxel gray scale and is fully automated by the software through the "Automatic Registration" tool, to avoid errors related to the operator.
