"avoid the connection" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It means to not make a connection or to stay away from something that could be linked or related to something else. Example: In his speech, the politician tried to avoid the connection between his controversial policy and its negative impact on the country's economy.
The wish to avoid the Alien connection is quite understandable, particularly for Weaver, who has had to carry the burden of those four films for years.
When your parents tell you not to do something, you do it.' So she went to RADA, where she considered using her mother's maiden name to avoid the Tarbuck connection.
The phone didn't make me avoid the human connection, but it did make ignoring her easier in that moment, and more likely, by comfortably encouraging me to forget my choice to do so.
Thus, Equation 2 must be met to avoid the ongoing connection failure.
To avoid the cross-connections between subchannels, an oversampled receiver filter bank structure with per-subcarrier FIR equalizers can restore the orthogonality of the subcarrier waveforms.
He gave the example of real estate developers who considered setting up a system and charging users for Internet access but found that profits would be limited because any homeowner or building occupant could buy a WiFi system for less than $100, hook it up to an existing DSL connection or dial-up Internet connection and avoid the developer's fee-based WiFi connection.
One cannot avoid seeing the connection between interpreting the world for one's parents and interpreting books for students.
But of course Obama must avoid questioning the connection of that work ethic to the impoverishment of tens of millions of homeowners.
Finally, SiO2 is wrapped in the GO sheets tightly, forming the sandwich structure (Fig. 2 e)); this structure helps the GO sheets avoid the risk of losing the connection and ensure electrical conductivity as a whole.
