The phrase "avoiding information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of deliberately not sharing or seeking out certain information.
Example: "In an effort to maintain privacy, she focused on avoiding information that could compromise her security."
Alternatives: "withholding information" or "evading information".
In effect, they recreated intelligence files, thus avoiding information that might be tainted because it was obtained during interrogations using harsh techniques.
The trick to avoiding information overload in pregnancy is to stick to a couple of tried and tested, reliable sources of information.
Functions of mixed-methods approach, such as initiation, triangulation, complementarity and development can possibly contribute to improving program progress, avoiding information narrowness and uncovering side effects.
Rather, we have tried to strike a balance between presenting enough information to make clear the beauty and diversity of the subject on the one hand, while avoiding "information overload" on the other.
They weighed the reasons for seeking and for avoiding information, and found the reasons for being knowledgeable far more compelling.
These enable complexity management by providing for the creation of a set of interrelated OPDs (along with their corresponding OPL paragraphs) that are limited in size, thereby avoiding information overload and enabling comfortable human cognitive processing.
Health state descriptions need be specific to ensure respondents are fully informed, but also restrictive to avoid information overload.
It's hard to avoid information on everything about everybody.
These breaks help to absorb what you have learnt and help avoid information overload.
This will avoid information overload and fatigue, making the information provided by the library certified by the quality of its content.
Clearer communication about the department's evolving strategy "could help avoid information gaps" as market conditions and the program itself change over time, the auditors said.
