The phrase "avoiding decreases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent reductions in quantity, quality, or performance.
Example: "The company implemented new policies aimed at avoiding decreases in employee productivity during the transition period."
Alternatives: "preventing declines" or "stopping reductions".
Cellobiohydrolases and endoglucanases are often inhibited by cellobiose, making β-glucosidases important in terms of avoiding decreased hydrolysis rates of cellulose over time due to cellobiose accumulation (Workman and Day 1982).
Parameters were fixed so that extremely small and large filters are avoided (decreases clogging risk and short-circuiting, respectively), and pollutant removal is optimized on a tighter range of filter areas.
As an example, the agricultural sector might have to rely more on drought-resistant seeds in order to avoid decreases in crop yields (Parry et al. 2004; Gay et al. 2004; Pinto et al. 2002), and water scarcity may require the use of more efficient irrigation techniques, such as drip irrigation.
Furthermore, the estimated sample size was increased by 20% to avoid decreases in accuracy due to nonparticipation and other losses.
In the dynamic model, the rate of change in the number of cases avoided decreases over time as the model approaches steady state in which all individuals who walk more have a decreased risk, but still some risk, for developing type 2 diabetes throughout their lifetimes.
A number of employees interviewed by lawyers for a class-action lawsuit against the company reported that, until then, billings that were known to be uncollectable were simply carried on the books to avoid decreasing earnings.
In order to avoid decrease of mechanical strength, leather wastes can be used to fill hollow specimen or to separate panels.
Protein protein interactions involved in kinase regulation and substrate recognition offer high potential for selectivity and avoid decreased efficacy as a result of competition with high intracellular ATP concentrations.
Once identified, management of congestive hepatopathy primarily involves treatment of the underlying heart disease, including careful diuresis and efforts to avoid decreasing cardiac output.
To avoid decreased end-expiratory TPP and alveolar collapse in patients with increased IAP, paracenteses and/or higher PEEP-setting should be used.
