The phrase "avoidance from" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "avoidance of."
Example: "The avoidance of conflict is essential for maintaining a peaceful environment."
Alternatives: "prevention of" or "steering clear of.".
MPs blasted tax avoidance from the likes of Starbucks, Amazon and Google that is costing the country £5bn each year.
"As a consequence investors should look at tax avoidance from a risk management perspective, irrespective of their own opinions or ethical stance on the issue".
Those who have lost jobs have not only a financial incentive to do so, but many have the time to seek out areas where they can squeeze a benefit without crossing the line separating legal avoidance from prosecutable evasion.
There are many variations in how scientists now view disgust, but one new approach by evolutionary psychologists was captured in a December special issue of The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, "Disease Avoidance: From Animals to Culture," and in a conference on "The Evolution of Disgust" this month in Bielefeld, Germany, where many of the same scientists appeared.
Thus, there is MUE interference avoidance from the MUEs to the MBS.
After returning congestion avoidance from F-RTO, loss differentiation should not be involved by 3rd Dup ACK for rounds.
In order to eliminate effects of pain threshold (nociception) from differences in avoidance learning from foot shock, two tests of nociception were conducted.
They have said they will save £5bn by cracking down on tax avoidance, £13bn from departmental spending and £12bn from welfare.
When oxygen is abundant, the expression of sensory rhodopsin II (SRII) facilitates avoidance motility from sunlight presumably to protect itself from harmful photo-oxidative damage.
The LSAS consists of 24 items on two separate scales, assessing fear (ranging from 0 = none to 3 = severe) and avoidance (ranging from 0 = never to 3 = usually).
Further analysis of the data showed that 131 women (60.1%) were suffering from re-experiencing, 91 (41.7%) from avoidance, and 120 (55.0%) from increased arousal.
