The phrase "avoiding anonymity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making one's identity known or ensuring that individuals are identifiable in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we are focusing on avoiding anonymity to foster accountability among participants."
Alternatives: "ensuring visibility" or "promoting identification".
Mr. Kollek's desire to be a filmmaker, he acknowledges, was sharpened by a need to avoid anonymity.
If a museum receives a request for anonymity, the museum should avoid such anonymity where it would conceal a conflict of interest (real or perceived) or raise other ethical issues.
"If a museum receives a request for anonymity," the guidelines continue, "the museum should avoid such anonymity where it would conceal a conflict of interest (real or perceived) or raise other ethical issues".
I've avoided the anonymity of a lot of offices; the point is that this is a personalised space, a good framework for my thinking.
Although the problem of misleading answers cannot be totally avoided through anonymity, the results of the study indicate that when considering a hypothetical situation most of the respondents were willing to report scrapie suspects in 2002.
Spammers could send junk e-mail normally, keeping their anonymity and avoiding the extra charge, but accepting the usual response rate.
Currency protects anonymity, avoids record keeping, and permits lower costs of payment.
Officer Carey said on Thursday that even though he believed passers-by knew he was a police officer, he hid his badge under his T-shirt to avoid losing his anonymity completely.
To encourage truthfulness and to avoid recall bias anonymity and dissociation from the Trust were emphasised.
This duplication could have been avoided, while maintaining anonymity, by the use of unique identifiers for responders and this could be usefully incorporated into future research methodology in this area.
