The phrase "avoidance of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies or measures taken to prevent certain situations or circumstances from occurring.
Example: "The avoidance of conditions that lead to stress is essential for maintaining mental health."
Alternatives: "prevention of circumstances" or "elimination of factors".
The main driver of tidal migrations in coastal areas is the avoidance of unsuitable conditions, but tidal currents are also used for transport, feeding, predator avoidance and reproduction7.
A key challenge in the case of upgrading glycerol is the avoidance of alkaline conditions (without the use of NaOH as base), where the desired product will be the free carboxylic acid instead of the salt of acid.
Indeed, the Jewish concept of teshuvah--literally, to return--requires the wrongdoer to take specific steps in order to be forgiven: acknowledgment of the wrong, public confession and remorse, a resolve not to do the wrong again, compensation to the victims accompanied by acts of charity, a sincere request for forgiveness, and avoidance of the conditions that caused the offense.
Thus, the focus should be on identifying the natural variation in resistance of the insect population, the potential mechanisms of resistance, and avoidance of the conditions that select for resistance.
It should be considered as an important risk for the transmission of BM in this group, and must call the attention of both, MINED and PHM, for the avoidance of these conditions, where possible, especially in DCC and boarding school.
Objectives can be "desired future conditions", where multiple stakeholders agree on a target that is to be achieved, or may be the "avoidance of undesirable future conditions", which might give managers more flexibility in decision-making (Zenner 2016).
Electivity analysis was used to determine if P. pectinata exhibited affinity for, or avoidance of, specific salinity conditions within the river.
The production of winged morphs in aphids has been suggested to serve two main purposes besides the obligatory change of host plant species in the life cycles of some species: firstly, the avoidance of deteriorating nutritional conditions, and secondly, the escape from predators [23], [24], [25], [26].
The results reported here suggest that avoidance of extreme hypoxic conditions, e.g. high altitude or smoking, during pregnancy could protect the developing embryo against craniofacial malformations.
In how far these effects contribute to a state of well-being, as suggested for the male sexual activities, deserves further experimental attention, but the avoidance of inappropriate breeding conditions, as hypothesized by Herbert [ 38] certainly contributes to this state.
