The phrase "avoiding the confines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of steering clear of limitations or restrictions, whether physical, mental, or metaphorical.
Example: "In her quest for creativity, she focused on avoiding the confines of traditional art forms."
Alternatives: "escaping the limitations" or "steering clear of boundaries".
The best way to delight in men's tennis during the first week of the U.S. Open, which begins today, in Flushing Meadows, is to avoid the cavernous confines of Arthur Ashe Stadium — if you need to see Fed or Nole, watch them practice — and get to whichever side court the tournament officials have assigned to the Ukrainian journeyman Alexandr Dolgopolov.
Asked whether Hunt would remain in his job until Christmas, Cameron avoided the question, confining himself to saying Hunt was "the right person" to remain in charge of making a success of the London 2012 Olympics.
In these studies irrelevant objects are defined from the beginning of each trial and filtering role is confined to avoiding the irrelevant objects from entering WM.
In this method, the fibrous preform was sealed by the filter paper and the sealant tape to form a confined region that avoids the expansion of RGO from the fibrous preform while also limiting the RGO flow along the thickness direction, and thus RGO accumulates on the CFRP surface through filtration mechanisms.
Genetics instruction in introductory biology is often confined to Mendelian genetics and avoids the complexities of variation in quantitative traits.
Six months into their successful bid to avoid the contagion, the callous prince and his friends celebrate within the sealed confines of the abbey, when quite suddenly the disease invades their sanctuary and kills everyone.
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In formulating the CGS method, we confined the reference set to core genes thinking that doing so would avoid the poisonous influence of foreign genes in the genome.
This celebration of Jan Morris avoids the dilemma beautifully by inviting 21 equally felicitous writers to comment on a life packed with interest and a talent too large to be confined to a mere 120 pages.
If Dubya's younger brother can't avoid friendly fire in the confines of a Fox News interview, how will he handle it when the campaign proper begins?* The benign explanation is that he's ring-rusty thirteen yearing-rusty thirteenlection, and all that.
