The phrase "avoid uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or approaches to minimize doubt or ambiguity in decision-making or communication.
Example: "To improve our project outcomes, we need to implement clear guidelines to avoid uncertainty in our processes."
Alternatives: "eliminate ambiguity" or "reduce doubt".
The document suggested that governments might have to require banks to participate to avoid uncertainty in the markets.
The document also suggested that governments might have to require banks to participate to avoid uncertainty in the markets.
Now investors are flocking to bond funds; they are paying to avoid uncertainty — to avoid the prospect of financial Armageddon.
The government wants to pass its legislation by the end of next week, citing the need to avoid uncertainty for the university sector and students.
It means not just resisting the deep impulse to choose up sides to avoid uncertainty, but also challenging our blind spots and wrestling with our infinite capacity for self-deception.
Keen to avoid uncertainty and instability in the bloc, the EU-27 have said since the referendum in June that Britain should leave as soon as practically possible – although it was accepted that London needs time to define its position.
That may lure customers seeking to avoid uncertainties over the currency exchange rate.
The contract expires at the end of this year and Mr. Gulotta and the union representatives are trying to hammer out an agreement in order to avoid uncertainties if the control board should take over.
Mr Putin hinted at several reasons in his short announcement: he wanted to "avoid uncertainties" by defining the new government early perhaps a sign that he wants to cut short infighting for the job of prime minister.
For the conceptual design this has meant, among others, a drive to avoid uncertainties and/or to make (very) conservative assumptions in case uncertainties could not be avoided.
Care has been taken during the collection of data to avoid uncertainties and followed the methodologies proposed and explained in the ISO guide (International Standards Organization 1992).
