The phrase "avoid tilting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to advise someone to keep something upright or stable, such as in handling objects or equipment.
Example: "When transporting the fragile vase, make sure to avoid tilting it to prevent any damage."
Alternatives: "prevent tipping" or "keep upright".
Still, senior American officials say they are hoping that six months to a year of constitution writing and preparations for national elections will provide a process from which a moderate and secular Shiite leader will emerge to head the first democratic government here, one that would have the independence and self-assurance to avoid tilting toward the conservative Islamists of Iran.
A dual-beam OCT can potentially be used to avoid tilting the samples and still measures the absolute blood flow velocity [ 22].
5 min after the onset of mixing, the cup was inserted, position-controlled by the use of a femoral head and a specially designed device to avoid tilting of the cup during introduction.
Avoid tilting your hip up with the knee up.
Avoid tilting your head to one side or hunching your shoulders.
While Japan has made common cause with Europe in pressuring Washington to reconsider its opposition to the accord, Tokyo has carefully avoided tilting its hand about what it would do in the end.
Care was taken to avoid anterior tilting of the pelvis and/or extension of the lumbar spine.
The function of tension rods is combining steel supports into a whole body along longitudinal direction to avoid the tilt of steel supports, and improve the stability and bearing capacity of steel supports.
We call this tilt SUF tilt to avoid potential confusion with DIF tilt.
Therefore, it is important to avoid plug sinking or tilting, and to assess the condition of the plug when articular cartilage defects are treated by OCG.
Our findings indicate that the subsided plug cartilage was covered with newly formed tissue but was not as intact as normal cartilage, and that it is important to avoid plug sinking or tilting when small, isolated articular cartilage defects are treated by OCG.
