The phrase "avoiding prospective" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The team is focused on avoiding prospective issues that could arise during the project."
Alternatives: "preventing potential" or "steering clear of possible".
So instead of asking "Do you have my major?" — which Mr. Lowry hopes visitors avoid — prospective students should consider the following recommendations from our readers: This is a variation of the "Do you have my major?" question, but it is likely to yield a more instructive answer.
Electronic devices for data entry also help avoid prospective and retrospective diary entry and associated recall bias.
Index sorting offers the unique opportunity to avoid prospective sorting of cells and enables questions to be asked retrospectively of multiple different sorting strategies.
The policy of avoiding criminalising prospective Isis volunteers is opposed by national-level intelligence agencies who believe it may encourage extremism by allowing aspirant militants to avoid any sanction.
But, for years now, the E.U. has tried to avoid granting prospective refugees that right by making it nearly impossible for them to enter any of its countries legally.
Some American auto executives say they are coming under pressure from European managers within their companies who want them to tone down their criticism of the Kyoto agreement to avoid antagonizing prospective buyers there.
Two real estate agents were killed in vacant homes for sale and another was robbed within a week in northeast Ohio, prompting agents to cancel open houses and avoid meeting prospective buyers alone.
To avoid these prospective disadvantages, one possibility is to introduce an elastomer ply into a CFRP-based FML and hence developing it to a Hybrid CFRP-elastomer-metal laminate (HyCEML).
The second constraint is imposed in order to avoid including prospective positive training data into the negative dataset.
