The phrase "avoiding among" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in any context, as "avoiding" generally requires a direct object rather than a preposition like "among."
Example: "She is avoiding conflict" would be a correct usage of "avoiding."
Alternatives: "steering clear of" or "staying away from.".
Those segments were edited to avoid, among other things, the runners passing between two Nazi flags on the Brandenburg gates.
The Euro 2016 seedings mean that England will also avoid the other top seeds, Belgium, Germany and Portugal, and the team to avoid among the second seeds is Italy.
There are titles to treasure and those to avoid among the 27 features and 11 shorts, many of which have been cherry-picked and rather less discriminately culled from other festivals, including Cannes and Berlin.
Several inmates befriended her and showed her how to barter with prisoners for manicures, hairstyling, laundry services; how to hide sticks of butter; whom to avoid among the prisoners and guards.
This contribution presents a method for reducing field distortions using a coaxially coupled vision device and a self-designed calibration plate; this avoids, among others, the necessity of repetitive marking and measuring phases.
To prevent capsular contracture, attempts should be made to avoid, among other things, dust contamination from gloves and gauze particles.
Taken together, data at this stage do not advocate that aromatase inhibitors should be avoided among overweight patients.
125– 127 A sedentary lifestyle or inactivity, which accelerate bone loss, should be avoided among elderly people as much as possible.
The immunization drive is crucial if further cases of infection are to be avoided among the estimated 6 million children under the age of five years.
These challenging driving situations have also been found to be the most commonly avoided among the general older population [ 14, 36].
