The phrase "avoiding flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing writing, speech, or processes where a smooth progression or continuity is disrupted or not achieved.
Example: "The report was criticized for avoiding flow, making it difficult for readers to follow the main argument."
Alternatives: "lacking coherence" or "interrupting continuity".
To avoid flow line distortion, suction aspirates the quenched products.
In order to avoid flow assurance problems in pipelines under offshore conditions, the pour point of emulsions should be very low.
A "laminar" (strictly speaking, unidirectional) flow is expected to be produced to avoid flow mixing and thus reduce cross-infection risk.
One example of how to prevent problems is to avoid flow obstruction and increase patient flow by signaling when both the waiting room and the stand by waiting mode are becoming crowded and the staff is losing overview of the patients.
This article aims to avoid flow-capacity loss due to merges when rerouting air traffic around adverse-weather regions.
Out of the three species, steelhead show the strongest tendency to avoid flows with significant vertical accelerations.
Furthermore, we evaluated the functional status of the pulmonary vascular system by measuring pulmonary vascular pressures at constant cardiac output (Q) in order to avoid flow-dependent changes in mediator release and in pulmonary vascular pressures [ 19- 21].
To avoid flowing out of the small droplets spotted on the surface, ligands (for example, peptides) are now placed on a sensor chip by continuous flow microspotting, in which a 48-channel printhead makes direct contact with the surface of the sensor chip.
Rather, symmetric flow is employed, hence avoiding redundant flow computation.
Topically applied imaging agents have the advantage of using significantly less probe and avoiding blood flow and extravasation limitations (but not diffusion limitations) to transport.
