The phrase "avoidance aims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing goals or objectives related to avoiding certain outcomes or behaviors.
Example: "The avoidance aims of the project were clearly outlined in the initial proposal to ensure all team members understood the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "goals of avoidance" or "objectives of evasion".
The paper presents a modification of potential functions for obstacle avoidance aiming towards stable obstacle avoidance and force interaction.
This collision avoidance capability aims to significantly reduce the catastrophic collision risk of space objects.
Additionally, avoidance maneuvers aimed at protecting sensitive onboard sensors from the Sun and the Moon are designed using the so-called navigation function.
This knee flexion avoidance strategy aimed to minimize the use of the quadriceps muscle could have resulted, however, in a shorter SLS in the involved side.
But he is likely to announce a fresh crackdown on tax avoidance and measures aimed at overseas owners of high-value London property in order to pay for modest tax cuts for working families.
They use a multi-task LEN model in which the manager exerts productive effort and effort in tax avoidance activities both aimed at increasing the corporation's uncertain after-tax cash flow.
In fact, in describing the principal war aim as avoidance of "defeat and humiliation," he was reaffirming the aim that, more than any other, had inspired the Kennedy Administration and then the Johnson Administration to escalate the war through most of the nineteen-sixties.
The policy aims at avoidance of nutrient pollution by improving slurry through increased intervals of application on the farms.
To describe empiric research related to lung cancer prevention strategies, including chemoprevention aimed at reducing lung cancer incidence and various smoking avoidance and cessation interventions aimed at reducing smoking rates.
The short-term aim of diabetes treatment is control of blood glucose levels, and the long-term aim is avoidance of the complications of diabetes [ 1].
