The phrase "avoid under" is not correct and usable in written English without additional context.
It may be used in contexts where one is advising against something that is beneath a certain level or standard.
Example: "To ensure safety, we must avoid underestimating the risks involved in this project."
Alternatives: "steer clear of below" or "refrain from under".
Dr. Rami Bailony: 1. Proper hydration (avoid under or over eating).
this case became known, then it would immediately have provided an example for others; and that we wanted to avoid under all circumstances.
We think this building is a mosque," which would make it a target to avoid under rules of engagement issued by President George W. Bush.
For one thing, his testimony will cause the injury he seeks to avoid; under pain of perjury, he cannot by artful dissimulation evade revealing the information he wishes to remain confidential.
The online monitoring system facilitated a simultaneous prediction of surface elements as coating layers are progressively removed and ensures better control over the laser irradiation process so as to avoid under or over stripping of the coating.
The fuzzy inference system is designed to avoid under voltage issues in the grid, flatten the system loading profile and accomplish fair charging among different EVs connected to the system.
The optimal dose should avoid under-dosing or overdosing, both associated with negative outcomes for the patient.
This poll is weighted to avoid under-sampling working-class whites, which bedeviled 2016 polling, and if Northam is ahead anyway, that's encouraging.
In order to avoid under-training or over-reaching, training efforts need to be targeted at the performance and physiology of the individual athlete.
The correct dosage of this compound is essential to avoid under- or over-anesthesia that may result in serious side-effects.
Intraoperative imaging assessment of the ascending aorta should be conducted following TEVAR to avoid under-recognition.
