The phrase "avoiding unnecessary duplication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of not repeating work or information that has already been done or provided.
Example: "In our project, we should focus on avoiding unnecessary duplication to ensure efficiency and save resources."
Alternatives: "preventing redundant duplication" or "eliminating superfluous repetition".
These financial institutions should be mindful to leverage resources effectively, ensuring tasks are integrated, and avoiding unnecessary duplication of tasks among the LoD.
This vision should ensure that science is carried out at a national or regional level where possible, while avoiding unnecessary duplication of effort and guaranteeing open access to scientists.
It still performs valuable tasks such as administering systemwide research collaborations, avoiding unnecessary duplication of retirement or benefit programs, assuring that new campuses such as Merced are nurtured as they mature and advocating for the UC system with the governor and Legislature.
They can complement each other's technical capabilities, thus enabling a more efficient utilization of resources while avoiding unnecessary duplication.
This Common Context Analysis aims to offer a ready-to-use common understanding of the crisis, thus saving evaluation teams' time and research, and avoiding unnecessary duplication.
The Medical Home Model attempts to bend the cost curve downward by providing coordination and continuity of care and avoiding unnecessary duplication of services.
In exercising its authority under this paragraph, the Board shall take all reasonable measures to reduce burden and avoid unnecessary duplication of examinations.
The Commission shall cooperate with the Department of Agriculture and any other Department or Federal agency which makes market investigations to avoid unnecessary duplication of information-gathering activities.
The main contribution of this paper is an adaptive/evolutive algorithm that avoids unnecessary duplication of work by efficiently making use of already generated results.
