The phrase "avoids dependency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or behaviors that help maintain independence or self-sufficiency.
Example: "The new software design avoids dependency on external libraries, ensuring greater stability."
Alternatives: "prevents reliance" or "eliminates dependence.".
Our prediction algorithm, REMap (RNA Expression Mapping of operons), considers the many cases of transcription coverage of intergenic regions, and avoids dependencies on functional annotation and arbitrary assumptions about gene structure.
The Japanese scheme would avoid dependency on a single market.
Perhaps the hippopotamus is avoiding dependency, or is a recovering addict.
There is also a serious focus on improving energy efficiency, he said, to avoid dependency on imported fuels.
So Russia has embarked on an ambitious program to develop its own port capacity, allowing it to "avoid dependency on foreign nations, and help defend the country's interests in this region," the transportation minister, Sergei Frank, said.
Adrian Curtis, food bank network director at the Trussell Trust, said: "Although we do not place a limit on the length of support we offer to clients, our systems monitor usage with referral organisations to avoid dependency".
But in order to avoid dependency on oil from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, E.N.I. invested heavily in North Sea production and other expensive fields in Canada and the Gulf of Mexico.
Adrian Curtis, the trust's food bank network director, said: "Although we do not place a limit on the length of support we offer to clients, our systems monitor usage with referral organisations to avoid dependency".
The aim of this paper is to present possible strategies for a road transport system based on renewable energy sources and to illustrate how such a system could be designed to avoid dependency on imports, using Sweden as an example.
