The phrase "avoids distortion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is preventing or minimizing distortion, such as in discussions about audio, visual media, or data integrity.
Example: "The new technology ensures that the sound quality remains clear and avoids distortion during playback."
Alternatives: "prevents distortion" or "eliminates distortion".
His idea of an ideal graphic is one that wastes no space or ink, avoids distortion and conveys a lot of data in a meaningful context.
This avoids distortion generated by conventional architectures using current copying cells.
Doing so avoids distortion of our results, and allows for interpretation to be based on the statistically significant sample of frequently occurring fatal incidents (those with typically less than 1,000 fatalities).
The runner-up was Staro, a 360-degree camera that incorporates a number of sensors in order to avoid using fisheye angles for capturing their images, which avoids distortion warping and color issues you typically see from consumer-level 360 cameras.
Our analysis and experiments demonstrate that our proposed scheme not only avoids distortion in the synthesized 3D videos but also is sufficiently robust against various attacks, with average normalized correlations (NCs) between original and extracted watermarks higher than 0.9819 and average bit error rates (BERs) lower than 0.0196.
This could be due to the fact that in spite of concerns regarding late dilatation, the use of a free-standing root avoids distortion and guarantees optimal relationship between the different components of the autograft valve mechanism.
Poon and Weersink (2011) note that the use of gross income eliminates the problems of negative incomes and avoids distortions caused by differences in overhead (fixed) costs ("Appendix").
But you use flat-sided feeders to avoid distortion, and you can see what happens.
It does not have an option to constrain proportions, however, which means you need to be careful to enter dimensions that avoid distortion.
The Fre has optical glass over the camera, to avoid distortion and a latch on the bottom that opens for charging without removing the cover completely.
The vast majority of the images in the books and in the exhibit were taken with one zoom lens, used mostly from 40 to 70 millimeter to avoid distortion and to make images that reflect how the human eye sees.
