"avoiding delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to express that you are taking steps to ensure that something is not delayed. For example, "We completed the project ahead of schedule by avoiding delay."
But avoiding delay by not bringing measures to the floor makes no sense.
Labour's 2002 Adoption and Children Act made it plain that avoiding delay in adoption was the priority and that children should not wait in order to be adopted by parents of the same ethnicity, culture, religion or linguistic background.
In this context, self-timing is especially useful for its compatibility with the asynchronous behavior of molecules, and for avoiding delay problems associated with a central clock.
We consider per-symbol relaying (avoiding delay induced at the relay) and no channel coding, which however can be additionally concatenated with our scheme [15].
Metro optical networks can indeed transport large files with short time delays, making for a suitable architecture for applications where avoiding delay is critical, such as on-line gaming, video streaming and image sharing.
Furthermore, the availability of automated analyzers with reduced assay times (within 120 min) as well of manual point-of-care systems [41] enables real-time antibody measurement in the same day of the request or even in stat mode, avoiding delay and improving compliance towards diagnosis, differential diagnosis and therapy monitoring in the clinical conditions listed above [41].
"I've become a fanatic about avoiding delays -- any delays," Mrs. Milligan said.
Limiting compensation just to the fare price may make them a little too sloppy when it comes to avoiding delays.
The F.A.S.B. should then be able to focus more on getting the standards right and avoiding delays and compromises that ill serve investors.
Hence, it is essential to improve treatments while avoiding delayed side-effects.
Interestingly enough, speed targets can be achieved and improved at least partially by avoiding delays.
