The phrase "avoids concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that prevent or mitigate worries or issues.
Example: "The new policy avoids concerns about employee safety and well-being."
Alternatives: "alleviates worries" or "mitigates issues.".
Moreover, the use of BMP-12 in vitro to induce tenocytic differentiation avoids concerns about the introduction in vivo of large amounts of BMP-12 protein, vectors carrying the BMP-12 gene, or cells transfected or transduced to overexpress the BMP-12 gene.
The method avoids concerns on identifiability and plausibility known from the latent failure time approach.
Additionally, this avoids concerns about protein stability because the proteins are expressed only at the time of assay.
An endometrial diagnostic assay is preferably obtained in the proliferative phase, as this avoids concerns regarding interruption of a nascent unanticipated pregnancy.
Mr. Sheffer said recently that he decided to do a separate production to avoid concerns at the radio station about some of Joyce's words and descriptions.
Most of the state bills and laws have been worded carefully to try to avoid concerns over the First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech.
Unlike the smart meters being rolled out by the UK government, the new system is anonymous, with no data on household energy use being collected and therefore avoiding concerns about privacy.
Transdifferentiation is of particular interest in the field of regenerative medicine, since transdifferentiated cells already exist in a mature state, avoiding concerns about the fate of the cells following transplantation into the patient.
5 We restrict the analysis here to men to avoid concerns about the changing labor force participation of Dutch women.
Imposing a visa requirement on all U.K. citizens would be the most effective means to increase security while avoiding concerns about racial profiling.
Brunello and Rocco (2013) use the country level as the unit of analysis to avoid concerns about the sorting of students into schools, using country fixed effects to study cross-country differences in the impacts of immigration.
