The phrase "avoidance of difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies, behaviors, or attitudes that seek to evade challenges or obstacles.
Example: "His tendency towards avoidance of difficulty often led him to procrastinate on important tasks."
Alternatives: "evasion of challenges" or "steering clear of obstacles".
This is because J so artfully mirrors the main features of our current "lifestyle", from the endless production of formulaic pop culture and the glorification of infantile consumption, to the avoidance of difficulty and a systemic contempt for privacy.
Last month the poet John Burnside rated J as worthy of being "seen as the dystopian British novel of its times" because it "so artfully mirrors the main features of our current 'lifestyle', from the endless production of formulaic pop culture and the glorification of infantile consumption, to the avoidance of difficulty and a systemic contempt for privacy".
But avoidance of a difficulty will not be pressed to the point of disingenuous evasion.
For the avoidance of these difficulties and complexities, a novel simplified configuration for the ideal HIDiC, termed the SIHIDiC, is proposed and studied in this paper.
It allows avoidance of flight difficulties, in particular when the speed falls below the speed target -5 knots or rises above the speed target +10 knots, the pitch altitude becomes lower than −5° or greater than 12° nose up, the bank angle becomes greater than 7°, and when the descent rate varies suddenly around 1000 ft/min.
Communication early in a process can lead to avoidance of later difficulties (e.g., expending efforts on what turn out to be unfruitful approaches in addressing research ethics issues).
Critical thinking is a valuable skill that is necessary to effectively cope with mental and spiritual matters as well as to evaluate people, policies and institutions, thereby facilitating the avoidance of social difficulties.
The symptoms of these eye problems, the vision therapists say, commonly include getting lost on the page while reading, difficulty copying from the blackboard or from one page to another, skipping or omitting words while reading, an avoidance of close work, difficulty in remaining focused, poor handwriting and sports performance.
Other prevalent areas of difficulty included avoidance (58.6%), vaginismus (58.6%) and dissatisfaction (57.1%).
Also, regarding alcohol users, a German study found higher losses in the approach to interpersonal conversation in women, and men had lower levels of social avoidance and difficulty approaching others (Muller et al., 2009).
Its symptoms — persistent, intense longing and sadness; preoccupation with thoughts and images of the dead; avoidance of reminders of the loss; and difficulty finding meaning in life without the lost loved one — resemble both depression and P.T.S.D. We have successfully treated 9/11 victims using a 16-session approach that focuses on coming to terms with the loss and restoring a meaningful life.
