The phrase "avoid voice" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest refraining from using a particular tone or style, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In this report, we should avoid voice that could be perceived as biased or overly emotional."
Alternatives: "omit tone" or "eliminate vocal style".
What is surprising, however, is that many managers actually work hard to avoid voice — they fail to solicit ideas for improvement, punish those who speak up, or both.
Mr. Luhrmann's real-thing "Bohème," as in Sydney, has young, attractive singer-actors (three rotating sets of principals to avoid voice strain) and 1950's Parisian settings.
Second, we often avoid voicing even these sentiments.
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This points to a phenomenon first identified by YPCCC researchers known as the climate change "spiral of silence"– people concerned about the climate avoid voicing their worry because they rarely hear others discussing the topic, and thus the spiral continues.
These features avoid voiced and unvoiced segmentation.
First of all, there is a universal tendency to avoid voiced sibilants in languages around the world.
AG: In a critique of the film, I recently noted that it seems you made a very concerted effort to avoid voicing your opinion beyond suggesting we have a "leadership deficit" in this country.
It can make you respond to an email more slowly, or resist having your team try a new strategy or avoid voicing the out-there but possibly brilliant idea.
Unlike the United States, created in a time of no moral remorse and no international humanitarian ideals, Israel cannot avoid voices of dissent, including Jews that recognize that Palestinians are treated miserably.
The offender, Anders Behring Breivik (ABB), had lived an apparently law-abiding life, and avoided voicing violent opinions to others (Klungtveit 2011, p. 16).
