The phrase 'avoidable for' is not a common phrase in written English.
It might be better to use an alternative phrase such as "avoidable by" or "avoidable if." For example, "Pollution levels are avoidable if people use eco-friendly transportation."
"We're blighting these peoples' lives and all this has been avoidable for some years by applying this research.
There is also plenty of sex in the show, although curators have made it easily avoidable for sensitive adults or parents worried about their children.
Of course, inheritance tax is notoriously avoidable for those with clever accountants, and the universal education system we have at present is just not good enough to guarantee you a place at the top.
The BION development history demonstrates design successes worth emulating and design pitfalls that may be avoidable for future medical device development teams.
In this case, migration may not be avoidable for any one process, but at least migration would be delayed, depending on how long or how bad a surge is.
Worse yet, environmental pollution from animal waste and agricultural intensification for livestock are clearly not avoidable for the ADB because of the poor soils and water scarcity in these marginal pastoral lands (Chuluun and Ojima 2002; Kulmatov 2008; Qi and Kulmatov 2008).
Therefore the use of ACS admissions as a proxy for avoidable admissions for planning interventions focused on individuals, presents difficulties.
One tactic for reducing avoidable hospitalisations for children involves educational sessions and counselling services for parents and lay care-takers, with a focus on protecting children from diseases and finding healthcare assistance when they do get sick.
In this paper, we introduce the design and implementation of DIATCP, a new transport protocol that is both deadline-aware and incast-avoidable for cloud data center applications.
This reflects a more conservative estimate of AHRs than actually occur, but avoids counting multiple hospitalizations for the same avoidable condition for one person in a given geographic area.
Hospital Episode Statistics data on emergency admissions were used to calculate an age sex adjusted admission rate for conditions rich in avoidable admissions for each emergency and urgent care system in England for 2008 2011.
