The phrase "avoiding instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of steering clear of specific occurrences or situations.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we are focusing on avoiding instances of miscommunication among team members."
Alternatives: "preventing occurrences" or "steering clear of situations".
The framework may be used as a guide for industrial managers who wish to avoid instances of employees performing work based on poor quality instructions.
"We're trying to avoid instances of the buy-one-and-give-one away mindsets," Templeton says.
The Mobile Order & Pay app was developed by the company to increase customer traffic through quicker service and avoid instances of customers walking away without placing an order due to long lines and wait times.
However, technology tools are making it easy to select, screen, and track caregivers to avoid instances of potential abuse.
Consistent with other findings, the SAVE study found that weight loss plateaus between 6 12 months of follow up; consequently, we limited our analysis to 6-month data to avoid instances of weight re-gain in study subjects.
We then further filtered out from this set genes that showed 1.5-fold change or greater in mRNA levels between control and experimental samples, to avoid instances where changes in TE may be confounded by changes in mRNA abundances, and therefore are less likely to be controlled solely at the level of translation.
Separating computation from communication avoids instances of deadlock, in which activity stops because each processor is waiting for data from another processor.
They have been extremely cautious about being associated with the American-led military campaign, avoiding, for instance, being seen in public with other countries' forces.
Engage says it has imposed restrictions on the kind of information it gathers, avoiding, for instance, data on religion, health, sexual interests and ethnic backgrounds.
