The phrase "avoid vague" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used in contexts where you want to encourage clarity and specificity in communication.
Example: "In your writing, please avoid vague statements that can lead to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "steer clear of ambiguity" or "eliminate vagueness.".
But until then, we will avoid vague words that neutralise anti-social and abnormal ways of thinking".
Be specific and avoid vague titles for job descriptions.
Sixth, we attempted to use simple and natural language, repeated nouns instead of using pronouns to avoid vague referents, and used specific rather than general terms.
In the opinion of Rackham (1994), contemporary landscape researchers must avoid vague generalisation, and instead, focus on identifiable details that mark different landscapes characteristics.
To avoid vague adjectives, we have changed the description in the manuscript to reflect this.
Journalists have developed standards to maintain or improve the quality of their reporting, as exemplified by the Association of Health Care Journalists Statementt of Principles, which urges medical and science news writers to avoid vague and sensational language, acknowledge uncertainty, and clearly distinguish between results that represent associations versus causal relations (Schwitzer 2004).
As a teacher of individuals and chamber groups he has had the gift of avoiding vague generalizations and empty rhetoric and addressing the problems of learning acutely and specifically.
Indeed, Egyptians long for a president who would be clear in his positions and specific in his discourse; one who avoids vague expressions and empty slogans in his discourse.
Even so, our analysis at the Institution of Civil Engineers suggests that the city should avoid setting vague targets and focus on policy.
First, lawmakers avoid ordinary vague expressions like 'driving too fast' and prefer precise speed limits (or blood alcohol limits, or tire tread measurements).
What Watson has done so far is quite impressive, so why not stick to its achievements and avoid using vague language about a new era of computing?
