The phrase "avoid the phenomenon of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods to prevent a specific occurrence or situation from happening.
Example: "To ensure a smooth transition, we must avoid the phenomenon of resistance to change among employees."
Alternatives: "prevent the occurrence of" or "steer clear of the situation of".
This is explained by the instability of the pH, necessary to avoid the phenomenon of hydrolysis, and also by the inefficiency of membrane conservation after production.
But while gloriously un-plannable the capital needs to be loved if we want to avoid the phenomenon of "lights-out London", with homes just used as boxes for spare cash.
More than anything else, political and business leaders want to avoid the phenomenon of contagion, in which fears in one country spread to others, causing severe stress throughout the financial system, as happened in the fall of 2008.
Furthermore, examining each possible height of a burst can avoid the phenomenon of throughput anomaly.
In order to avoid the phenomenon of over exploitation, system (17) is stable when the number of the adult population (bar{x}_{2}=9.4).
Images in red, green and blue (infra-red) channels were taken sequentially to avoid the phenomenon of "bleed-through" across channels.
Finally, some advice for the design of planetary gear sets is given to avoid the phenomena of tooth separation and tooth back contacts and suppress the vibrations and dynamic meshing forces.
The improved method could guarantee the population diversity and accelerate its convergence; furthermore, it could avoid the phenomena of premature and slow convergent speed in the later stage of evolution.
Compared with the original time series, the time series through pattern extraction can be manifested in a more concise form, which can effectively avoid the phenomena of "Curse of Dimensionality".
Our experiments show that this algorithm cannot only converge to the global Pareto optimal front quickly, uniformly, and precisely, but also can avoid the premature phenomenon of multi-objective problems.
To avoid the bursting phenomenon of the estimator without deteriorating control performances, we introduce a small in-line static mixer which is easily implemented and whose output can be excited persistently for the reliable estimation of process parameters.
