The phrase "avoid the advent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the desire to prevent or steer clear of the arrival or onset of something, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "In order to maintain stability, we must find ways to avoid the advent of economic turmoil."
Alternatives: "prevent the arrival" or "steer clear of the onset".
The balance between regulators of apoptosis may be key at the very start in avoiding the advent of cell death or maintaining synapse number (Sheng et al., 2012 for review).
However, such a drawback may now be avoided with the advent of unified databases with the aid of software to presumptively assess the "observed" activity of any common molecular-species couples [27].
Congress scarpers off to avoid the Washington miasmic heat, and up until the advent of YouTube, not much political news was ever made during this vacation lull.
My hypothesis (let us call it the forward scenario) is that the advent of development provided a means (organelle sequestration) to avoid the repair cost necessary to reduce the mutational burden.
The problem of disciplinary narrowness became critical only with the advent of "scientists" — a term invented in the 19th century — whose work became so technical that it was hard to avoid the perils of overspecialization.
Before the advent of indoor plumbing, we did our business in holes, structures and facilities entirely separate from our living spaces to avoid the stuff.
The advent of tobramycin inhalation solution (TIS; (TOBI)) provided an effective way of delivering a high concentration of tobramycin to the infected airways while avoiding the toxicity associated with systemic administration.
Avoiding the biographical trap of his Casement book, he focusses as much on Trujillo's henchmen, sycophants, and assassins as on the strongman himself, who is richly bedevilled by the Church, his prostate, and the advent of John F. Kennedy.
The advent of non-invasive vascular imaging using CE-MRA and CE-CTA has resulted in non-invasive alternatives to invasive diagnostic angiography providing excellent quality three-dimensional images whilst avoiding the potential complications associated with invasive procedures.
This limitation is likely to be avoided in future studies because of the advent of newer microarrays offering more comprehensive coverage of both SNPs and copy number variations and the availability of larger samples.
