The phrase "avoid weakening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions to maintain strength or effectiveness in a particular context, such as arguments, structures, or systems.
Example: "To ensure the integrity of the argument, we must avoid weakening our main points with unnecessary details."
Alternatives: "prevent dilution" or "maintain strength".
Both seemed to hold themselves aloof from the public slugfest waged by their seconds, as if to avoid weakening prospects of unifying the nation when the moment arrives.
Process parameters need to be chosen carefully to suppress the severe adiabatic compression of the gas within the mapping holes, and then avoid weakening the mechanical properties of the micro embossments.
Martin Schulz, the president of the European parliament, who will meet Theresa May in London next week, called on the British government to trigger article 50 by the end of the year to provide clarity and avoid "weakening" the EU.
WASHINGTON, April 30 (AP) —The Food and Drug Adminis tration is investigating charges that agency officials have man ipulated laboratory results for years to avoid weakening or contradicting established Gov ernment policies on food addi tives and pesticide safety.
Line dry, if you can, or tumble dry on a low-heat setting to avoid weakening the fibers.
Hence, the purpose of this policy was to avoid weakening automatic stabilizers at this lower level of government.
Thus, and in contrast to other joining technologies such as inserting, riveting, or bolting, the onsert technology avoids weakening of the structure.
Fight the good fight On the march A family feud Turning Finnish Reprints Related topics Politics Government and politics Elections and voting French politics Marine Le PenIn the end, Mr Le Pen withdrew his candidacy to avoid "dangerously weakening our movement".
While it is true that the trade deal includes no binding mechanism for dealing with countries that engage in currency manipulation — something that could precipitate sanctions, for example — it does include commitments by signatories to avoid aggressively weakening their currencies to gain market share for their exports.
He rejected accusations of wrongdoing and said he was stepping down to avoid scandal weakening the president.
"Their (banks) job is to evade, or avoid, or weaken, any constraint on their ability to operate," he said in the interview.
