The phrase "avoidance of bad" is not entirely correct and may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of steering clear of negative situations or outcomes, but it would be clearer with more context or a specific noun following "bad."
Example: "The avoidance of bad decisions is crucial for a successful project."
Alternatives: "steering clear of negativity" or "prevention of harm".
Prisoners need to earn privileges, not simply through the avoidance of bad behaviour but also by working, taking part in education or accepting the opportunities to rehabilitate themselves".
Prisoners need to earn privileges, not simply through the avoidance of bad behaviour but also by working, taking part in education or accepting the opportunities to rehabilitate themselves," Grayling said.
This concerns, of course, also the avoidance of bad possibilities.
All three of DeepMind Alberta's lead researchers share a focus on reinforcement learning, which attempts to mimic the way humans learn to improve and repeat good outcomes and train avoidance of bad ones.
Rodriguez et al. [8] reported that the growth direction and avoidance of "bad bond" formation (i.e., Ga Ga and As As bonds) (long-range order, LRO) effects are the main factors responsible for atomic ordering in (GaAs)1− xGe2x alloys.
Accordingly, the position dependent impact of certain sequence features, like the avoidance of bad codons near the 5' end are taken into account properly [28], [29].
In large part she has done so through an almost heroic avoidance of the bad habits that too often dog people who bring us the news from foreign parts.
The MCC was linked to error detection and response selection [29] [30], aiming at avoidance of a bad outcome [31].
In the benefit-cost analysis of the Clean Air Act [ 16], an asthma attack is given a central value of $32 (in 1990 dollars), based on a willingness to pay study that focused on avoidance of a bad asthma day.
It is thought to reflect a learning signal, promoting the avoidance of behaviors that lead to bad outcomes (Holroyd & Coles, 2002; Nieuwenhuis et al., 2004).
For the avoidance of doubt – it was clearly a bad interview.
