The phrase "avoids reliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods that minimize dependence on something or someone.
Example: "The new policy avoids reliance on outdated technology, ensuring that we stay current with industry standards."
Alternatives: "reduces dependence" or "minimizes reliance".
The moment index (category 3) provides a hydraulic efficiency measurement that avoids reliance on short-circuiting and mixing indexes.
In subsequent work, described in Section 4.4 below, Salmon attempted to construct a version of the CM model that completely avoids reliance on counterfactuals.
One may doubt that this new theory really avoids reliance on counterfactuals, but an even more fundamental difficulty is that it still does not adequately deal with the problem of causal or explanatory relevance described above.
This type of analysis avoids reliance on inconsistent individual trial subgroup results or restricting meta-analysis to published subgroup data.
Nonetheless, including pretreatment measures in the analysis avoids reliance on this expectation, accounts better for individual noise, and therefore can be used to improve estimates of βtreat.
This allowed us to directly evaluate the potential that placebo effects cloud the interpretation of the results from ACTIVE. 25 By using Road Tour rather than its predecessor, the IHAMS avoids reliance on a supervised training intervention.
The authority, which will analyze the plan, has cautioned the county in the past to avoid reliance on speculative items.
That allows the provider to avoid reliance on YouTube, which is blocked by China's internet censors.
The next president should avoid reliance on expensive and unworkable antimissile technologies and not take steps that would lead Russia to rearm.
Both illustrate the philosophy behind the clinic as Alsoud explains it: finding work for displaced Syrians while avoiding reliance on foreign charities for the lifetime of checkups and modifications that Abdul, Mohammed and thousands of others will require.
Thus, practitioners should avoid reliance on a single risk factor when managing injury risk.
