The phrase "avoiding uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing strategies or actions taken to minimize doubt or unpredictability in a situation.
Example: "In decision-making processes, avoiding uncertainty is crucial for achieving successful outcomes."
Alternatives: "minimizing ambiguity" or "reducing doubt".
lockup period to end, while avoiding uncertainty about how the stock will trade.
Developed during a period of comparatively stable economic development, the dominant theories of organizations tend to have been founded with the dual objectives of maintaining equilibrium and avoiding uncertainty (Hamel, 2000).
The dominant paradigms in leadership theory are premised on seeking stability and avoiding uncertainty.
Bodily and affective responses to uncertain stimuli are argued to facilitate behavioral responses aimed at avoiding uncertainty.
As we used very low doses (the high dose used herein, 0.2 mg/kg BW, is among the lowest ever used in experimental studies), intravenous administration allowed avoiding uncertainty in the amount of BDE-47 received.
Avoiding uncertainties of crack morphology, narrow rectangular slits circumferentially created on a reactor grade stainless steel pipe was used for experimental observation.
Limiting the current model to exposure allowed us to highlight this area of interest while avoiding uncertainties involved in modeling the full course of an infectious disease in a farm population.
Leonhard's subphenotypes of bipolar and monopolar depression represent distinct clinical and nosological entities avoiding uncertainties by a switch from unipolar to bipolar depression during course of disease [ 14, 15].
"It avoids uncertainty," Mr. Carrier said.
"People really want to avoid uncertainty," says Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
But such conservatism and a desire to avoid uncertainty lead to various kinds of harmful inhibitions.
