The phrase "avoiding transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of not using or minimizing the use of transportation, often in relation to environmental concerns or logistics.
Example: "In our efforts to reduce our carbon footprint, we are focusing on avoiding transport whenever possible by promoting remote work."
Alternatives: "minimizing transportation" or "reducing travel".
Similarly garish signs were employed in the hope of avoiding transport chaos, with a Friday night kick-off at a venue not known for its ease of access, with fans urged to arrive early and ripples of concern every time a train delay was announced.
Land transport through southern Sweden and further down in Europe, will also be utilised more, thus completely avoiding transport by sea within the ECA, It is uncertain whether the amount of cargo through the Port of Gothenburg, the main port on the Swedish west cost, will increase or decrease.
Overall, the study suggested that it was feasible to provide quality care to some children in the community hence avoiding transport and inconvenience for families.
Bedside TTE would be a more valuable tool giving a rapid and repeated evaluation of the critically ill patients and avoiding transport-related risk.
The ongoing closure is an blow for Olympic organisers and Transport for London (TfL), who are anxious to avoid transport chaos across the capital during the Games period.
Confronted with near-empty trains and quieter-than-usual roads, he has dropped his recorded warnings to travelers to avoid transport congestion.
Vast numbers of companies in London encouraged employees to work remotely to avoid transport disruption caused by the Games; many of those who did were men who previously had no exposure to working from home.
On the one hand, decentralized biogas production offers the advantage of being adaptable to local circumstances and using locally available biomass to avoid transport [46].
It entirely avoids transport and reprocessing and the full set of ad hoc waste disposal issues, and completely precludes all those involving proliferation/diversion of fissile isotopes into weapons' programs.
Therefore it is more likely that these women would choose a hospital setting for birth so as to avoid transport from home to hospital in case they would need medicinal pain relief.
To avoid transport costs, gate fees and on-site treatment, unthickened WTRs are disposed to sewers whenever possible, with 25% of UK and 9% of US WTRs disposed this way.
