The phrase "avoided to keep" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express the idea of preventing something in order to maintain a certain condition or state.
Example: "She avoided to keep the conversation going, fearing it would lead to conflict."
Alternatives: "avoided keeping" or "prevented from maintaining".
Other popular flight days are Fridays, Sundays and bank holidays which should be avoided to keep costs down.
But sputtering effects have been highlighted and should be avoided to keep MQL efficiency.
Under the congested traffic situation, queue spillovers must be avoided to keep the network from large-scale congestion, thus, the queue length must be regarded as the control goal [15].
Because most of the CDC HRQOL-14 measures were designed to be individual global indicators of HRQOL and activity limitation, such scores were avoided to keep the measures transparent to policy makers.
It is, therefore, suggested that the application of agro-based chemical fertilizers and pesticides with high heavy metals content should be avoided to keep high quality soils for sustainable use in the reservoir watershed.
Some citrus juices and fruits are also best avoided to keep your stomach's acidity levels balanced.
The material also uses gold and silver in its composition right now, which is obviously something you want to avoid to keep costs down in mass manufacturing.
Still, there are some general ideas about what foods to avoid to keep inflammation and illness at bay. "There are foods that exaggerate inflammation because they themselves are irritants," says Daniluk.
Because of this, when using DFALT, we can print the traces avoiding to keep them in memory with the purpose of controlling duplicated traces.
Further, the comprehensive approach to yoga has been avoided probably to keep the intervention well-defined.
After seeking help, patients should avoid trying to keep up workloads during treatment.
