The phrase "avoidance of consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing behavior, decision-making, or strategies to prevent negative outcomes.
Example: "His constant avoidance of consequences led to a series of poor decisions that ultimately affected his career."
Alternatives: "evading repercussions" or "escaping outcomes".
Outcome measurement will increasingly deal with measurement of low levels of disease activity and avoidance of disease consequences.
More recent work has examined the role of prefrontal cortical systems in various inhibitory, cognitive control, and decisionmaking functions that moderate or shape alcohol-seeking motivation in the service of long-term goals and the avoidance of negative consequences.
Factors such as maturity, plant height, lodging resistance, and canopy density can all contribute to avoidance of the consequences of environmental conditions favorable to pathogen infection, growth, and/or inoculum production.
In addition to the decreased severity of core symptoms, avoidance of negative consequences and improved neurocognitive performances of children with ADHD, MPH has been shown to counteract the detrimental effects of earlier-origin developmental insults [ 18] and has age-dependent effects on prefrontal neurons [ 19, 20].
A question to consider in relation to avoidance of the consequences of an ecological trap (Kokko and Sutherland 2001) is the relative importance of inherited preferences and individual experience: if an individual settles in a territory whose environmental cues indicate low quality but then breeds there successfully, will that be enough to keep it there for the next season?
Is avoidance of the harshness of consequences the issue?
In conclusion, our results help a further understanding of the mechanisms of drug addiction, which depend upon their positive reinforcing and hedonic effects, and an avoidance of the negative, aversive consequences of withdrawal [40].
Our findings suggest that dogs are efficient at chasing pudu they detect and that both predation and non-lethal (avoidance) consequences of harassment may be shaping the distribution of pudu.
Since the attention in this area of the law tends to be on the avoidance of errors and their undesirable consequences, he finds it convenient to focus on disutility rather than utility.
Fear of falling and associated avoidance of activity may have negative consequences in terms of functional decline, decreased quality of life and institutionalisation [ 2, 10, 11].
