The phrase "avoiding engagement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of not participating or interacting in a situation, conversation, or activity.
Example: "His strategy for the meeting was centered around avoiding engagement with the more contentious topics."
Alternatives: "steering clear of involvement" or "eschewing participation.".
Cognitive accessibility is ensured through provision of novelty and variety, surprise and exploration, strictly avoiding engagement in complex cognitive procedures.
Some of the answers included: fatigue, feelings of indifference, emotional saturation, a numbing of all senses, avoiding engagement professionally and personally, and loss of hope.
Lack of time was cited as a reason for sometimes avoiding engagement with the issue.
There may be unintended negative consequences of introducing new technology within a weak health system [ 4], such as staff avoiding engagement with health information systems that are not functioning properly.
Avoiding engagement in health care was noted as a way to demonstrate their superiority in the society and guard their manly image because the society expected them to be so.
Whilst all of the perceived drawbacks, if well-founded, may be notable reasons for avoiding engagement with user needs research, it is not clear what the underlying reasons are for these factors.
Dr. Raymond said that from then on Washington largely fought a war of attrition, avoiding engagements against the more professional British army.
But he said they were like many others living in the Jabal al Sakhra, or Rock Hill, district: migrants from far away in Yemen's north, non-Yemeni Arabs trading in fish and arms and other contraband and scores of other ne'er-do-wells with compelling reasons for avoiding engagements with strangers.
The answer to this strategy for Napoleon's enemies was to maintain a threat while avoiding engagements until coordination could be achieved; relying on strong lines of supply, allied armies could await opportunity while Napoleon's troops, chasing them, began to suffer from overextension of their supply lines.
This will mean many more paediatricians will avoid engagement in this work.
But it avoids engagement in the much-needed debate about how to conduct this war now and in the future.
