The phrase "avoid the formulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the desire to prevent or steer clear of creating a particular idea, concept, or statement.
Example: "In order to maintain clarity in our communication, we should avoid the formulation of ambiguous statements."
Alternatives: "steer clear of creating" or "prevent the development of".
Therefore, it is necessary to avoid carefully the formulation of improper constraints that would make the problem unsolvable.
Direct reference to polynomial rates of growth is also avoided in the formulation of the first-order arithmetical theory now known as \ \text{I}\Delta_0\) (which was originally introduced by Parikh (1971) under the name \ \textsf{PB}\)).
We attempt to avoid bias in the formulation of the scores and by using pseudo counts where zero term counts give zero scores.
By using these bounds expensive dynamic optimizations are avoided thus permitting the formulation of a computationally efficient algorithm that is suitable for large-scale systems.
This speed was kept slow enough to avoid the breaking of gelled formulation under mild agitation conditions similar to physiological salt conditions.
The resulting strain-based formulations avoid the use of section classes for fire design, and take into consideration the plastification effects, plastic stress distribution, and strain-dependent non-linear material behaviour of steel at high temperatures.
Moreover, such formulations avoid the embarrassment of having to take medication in public and the associated stigma attached to having a psychiatric condition requiring medication.
An error due to the use of a modal expansion is however inevitable, and to solve the issue we propose the adoption of an inverse problem formulation to avoid the computation of the displacements at each measurement point.
Of course, it would be preferable to educate the medical staff to initiate PO regimens where indicated and avoid the use of the IV formulation.
We have chosen to not explicitly model subcarrier grouping in order to avoid unnecessary complicated mathematical notation in the formulation of the transmitted and received signal models.
