The phrase "avoiding dilution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or any situation where maintaining the value or integrity of something is important.
Example: "The company is focused on avoiding dilution of its shareholders' equity during the new funding round."
Alternatives: "preventing dilution" or "mitigating dilution".
Future processes can be improved through avoiding dilution and minimize drying, while ingredient production should focus on functionality rather than purity.
One option being floated is that governments inject convertible capital into the banks, avoiding dilution of existing shareholders but providing reassurance of support.As important will be efforts to reopen funding markets to banks.
If used in the right situations and for the right kinds of companies, venture debt is the perfect tool for raising growth capital while avoiding dilution and maximizing the potential financial return of the equity already invested in the business.
For luminescence measurements in (CdSe/ZnS -Cys QD kept at 276 K for 3 months (aged QD), aliquots of a CdSe/ZnS -CysTPPS4 stock solution ([TPPS4]stock = 140 μM) were added to the (CdSe/ZnS)-Cys QD initial solution, avoiding dilution effects.
The method also allowed removal of most buffers because the cells were still attached after swelling, effectively avoiding dilution of cellular contents and proteolysis.
A spin column was used to accomplish transfer into deuterated buffer in ∼2.5 min, while avoiding dilution of the complex that could lead to protein dissociation during the hydrogen exchange time course.
The bank said structure of the transaction was intended to avoid dilution of existing shareholders.
This is a useful ruse for families which want to avoid dilution of their controlling stakes when undertaking mergers.
Virtually all insurers have suffered investment losses, which in turn have driven down their stock prices, sometimes sharply, as investors dumped shares to avoid dilution while companies raise new money.
It made no sense that it would actually do so, since doing that would produce incredible dilution from a strategy that was supposed to avoid dilution.
These patterns suggest that over time, there is a tendency for low P/E acquirers to buy high P/E targets and, in order to avoid dilution, for these deals to be increasingly done with cash.
