The phrase "avoiding rarely" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is not usable because "avoiding" implies an action of staying away from something, while "rarely" indicates frequency, creating a contradiction.
Example: "He is avoiding rarely going to the gym."
Alternatives: "seldom avoiding" or "not often avoiding".
In 2001, Zhan et al. [ 19] classified 1997 Beers Criteria drugs into 3 categories: "always avoid", "rarely appropriate", and "some indications".
A subsequent expert panel convened by Zhan et al. classified 33 medications on the Beers' list alternatively as always to be avoided, rarely appropriate, and appropriate for some indications [ 13].
Evidence also suggests that many oncologists avoid or rarely engage in prognosis-related communication and/or lack skills in this area.
In 2003, an expert panel classified the 2003 Beers Criteria drugs into the same three categories, but only the categories "always avoid" and "rarely appropriate" were included in the HEDIS criteria [ 30].
135 People who avoid gluten rarely have celiac disease excluded before adopting a gluten-free diet, 134 and when evaluated alternative diagnoses such as fructose intolerance or small bowel bacterial overgrowth may be identified.
He hedged his bets by deftly avoiding declarative meaning, rarely tipping his emotional hand, aloof while still yearning for feeling.
Although he used to preach about avoiding temptation, he rarely resisted the lure of the microphone.
My friend diligently practiced this philosophy and while he did manage to succeed in avoiding some disappointments by rarely trying new things or taking risks, his whole life was a major disappointment to him because of all that he missed by rationalizing and justifying his fear of loss and making a lifestyle of it.
Personal behavior associated with WNV infection included rarely or never avoiding areas where mosquitoes are likely to be a problem, rarely or never avoiding going outdoors, and rarely or never wearing long sleeves or long pants when outdoors.
Although Obaid-Chinoy often professes to be indifferent to what others think, she takes pains to avoid controversy: she rarely talks about her husband or her family and seldom appears with them in public, and she normally declines interviews with local media.
