The phrase "avoidance of travel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of staying away from travel, often for reasons such as safety, convenience, or preference.
Example: "Due to the ongoing pandemic, many people have opted for the avoidance of travel to minimize health risks."
Alternatives: "staying home" or "refraining from travel".
A major benefit offered by telemedicine is the avoidance of travel, by patients, their carers and health care professionals.
Many factors are associated with successful telemedicine applications, including demonstrable savings, adequate financing, acceptance by clinicians, improved access to healthcare and avoidance of travel for patients in rural and remote areas.
The inclusion criteria will be: (1) publications that consider travel or travel-related issues for patients, carers or health professionals, and include appropriate details on the data, methods of analysis and outcomes applicable to avoidance of travel.
Information extracted will include the medical specialty; setting and duration of study; patient numbers and characteristics; details of data related to avoidance of travel through use of telemedicine; telemedicine modality.
They involve avoidance of unnecessary travel, of harmful activities, and of the pursuit of pleasure; fasting and control of diet; offering gifts and service to monks, the poor, and fellow believers; and voluntary death if the observance of the major vows proves impossible.
Other benefits will include the timely cascade of updated guidelines, email and phone communication and avoidance of unnecessary travel by patients.
The benefits of telehealth might extend beyond health outcomes such as access, information, waiting time, time saved and avoidance of burdensome travels.
Although some of the examined models attempt to capture social-behavioral issues, it appears that they lack adequate consideration of many other factors (e.g., voluntary vaccination, voluntary avoidance to travel to affected regions).
Therefore, avoidance of colonization while travelling seems impossible, at least in highly-endemic areas.
Some women would retain the ability to have an abortion, either pursuant to the law of their state or in avoidance of that law through travel or other means.
An increase in O2 from 19% to 21% elicits avoidance behaviors: animals reverse and change their direction of travel (McGrath et al., 2009; Persson et al., 2009).
