The phrase "avoidance of emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing environmental policies, sustainability efforts, or strategies to reduce pollution.
Example: "The company's commitment to the avoidance of emissions is evident in their new green initiatives aimed at reducing their carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "reduction of emissions" or "elimination of emissions".
Increasing production of renewable energy from biomass contributes to the substitution of fossil fuels and the avoidance of carbon emissions and climate change.
The main positive externality of hydropower generation, the avoidance of greenhouse gas emission, positively influences welfare estimates when combined with the share of hydropower in national energy production.
Departing from this zero-sum calculus, the Cancun Agreements reached at the sixteenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) in 2010 called for "one or more market-based mechanisms" capable of "ensuring a net decrease and/or avoidance of global greenhouse gas emissions", an intention reiterated at COP 17 and COP 18.
When using carbon (such as coke or petcoke) as reducing agent, fuel savings of 66% and CO2 emission avoidance of 15% are predicted.
Using alumina, methane, and oxygen as reagents, the co-production of aluminum with syngas, to be converted to methanol, predicts fuel savings of about 68% and CO2 emission avoidance of about 91%, vis-à-vis the conventional production of Al by electrolysis and of methanol by steam reforming of CH4.
Thermochemical equilibrium calculations along with mass/energy balances indicate that for flue-gas treatment by tri-reforming, CO2 emission avoidance of up to ∼59% and fossil fuel savings of up to ∼75% may be attained when concentrated solar energy is supplied as high-temperature process heat for the calcination step, all relative to conventional H2 production by coal gasification.
This would shift the incentive structure for REDD policy action designs from the simple maximization of emission avoidance to a more comprehensive approach of both emission-avoidance and ecosystem co-benefit maximization.
Avoidance of over-aggregation – many studies of automotive emissions define inventories by using emission models such a TREMOVE and COPERT.
That translated into a financial saving of about $183 million and an avoidance of 335,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
Demarcation between excitation and emission wavelengths allowed avoidance of cross-talk between Vm and CaT signals so that emitted fluorescence represents one of two ratiometric Vm emissions or one of two ratiometric [Ca2+]i emissions, as confirmed by single-dye control studies.
