The phrase "avoidance of complications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent difficulties or issues from arising.
Example: "In project management, the avoidance of complications is crucial for ensuring timely delivery and client satisfaction."
Alternatives: "prevention of issues" or "elimination of difficulties".
Conversely, WCRFE introduces far more heat into perielectrode tissues and reduces the likelihood of a poor clinical outcome, but avoidance of complications due to overheating of adjacent tissues requires a thoughtful understanding of the spatial and thermal characteristics of the WCRFE.
The main factor influencing the women's treatment preference was the avoidance of complications.
The avoidance of complications was indicated as the most important factor in the decision.
The avoidance of complications was rated more important by the patients as compared with the nurses (p = 0.015).
This study attempts to evaluate if cast treatment or intramedullary nailing of closed, stable tibial fractures has any short or long-term advantage in healing, avoidance of complications, or functional outcome.
Finally, the importance of individual advantages and disadvantages of LH and AH was rated on a five-point Likert scale (very unimportant until very important) for the following factors: avoidance of complications, avoidance of conversions, restriction of operation times, limitation of the recovery period, and the avoidance of abdominal scars.
The operation targets to them are symptomatic relief and avoidance of complication.
The process of prosthetic selection, functional outcome, and avoidance of common complications begins with preoperative education of the patient and communication with the rehabilitation team.
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].
Recognition and avoidance of postoperative complications may thus reduce short-term morbidity and costs of care, and also impact long-term outcomes.
In summary, there is a large volume of good quality evidence supporting the use of perindopril in the control of hypertension and avoidance of associated complications.
