The phrase "avoid the introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from starting with a preliminary section or preamble in a document or presentation.
Example: "In your report, please avoid the introduction and get straight to the main findings."
Alternatives: "skip the introduction" or "omit the introduction".
The standard tracklength estimator is employed in the vacuum regions to avoid the introduction of an artificially scattering medium there.
To avoid the introduction of repetitive matter to that presented in the last sub-section, such procedures are omitted.
To avoid the introduction of type-I errors, Bonferroni's correction was applied to the preset level of significance (p < 0.050).
The application of local mass correction algorithms was shown to be vital to avoid the introduction of mass errors by FCT.
Some authors have previously noted that the ∇h correction terms are needed to avoid the introduction on simulations of a non-physical entropy.
The production of heparin anticoagulants via chemical and enzymatic steps could avoid the introduction of contaminants that can occur with animal sources.
It is always necessary to exercise caution when registering large numbers of experimental images to avoid the introduction of unwanted artefacts [11].
A new archwire was used for each bracket to avoid the introduction of wire surface damage or distortions caused by testing.
A homogeneous mixture of cork micro particles in the adhesive must be guaranteed in order to avoid the introduction of air bubbles and ensure uniform distribution of particles.
As discussed in Section 4, declustering so far remains an imperfect and unauthorized procedure, and so we prefer to avoid the introduction of ambiguity relevant to decluster-ing.
Manual inspection of the raw ECG to identify artefact is preferred to automated methods to avoid the introduction of false frequency components into the power spectrum [57].
