The phrase "avoids the limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that circumvent restrictions or boundaries.
Example: "The new policy avoids the limits set by previous regulations, allowing for greater flexibility in operations."
Alternatives: "circumvents the boundaries" or "bypasses the restrictions".
The wind distribution model developed in this paper avoids the limiting assumption of unimodality of the distribution.
He thus avoided the limits of narrow academic Calvinism and became a man of wide Renaissance learning.
Whether we scry into the past, or take a longing look abroad, the answer seems to be the same: successful social movements thrive and avoid the limits of spontaneity and bureaucratic routine on the basis of tenaciously constructed infrastructures, unions, parties, organisations of political combat linked to grassroots democracy.
A3 World Briefing A8 NATIONAL A12-20 U.S. Widens Regulation Of Electricity in West Federal regulators, broadening their efforts to rein in California's power crisis, ordered that restraints on electricity prices be applied at all hours and extended to 10 other states across the West to prevent electricity suppliers from selling their power out of state to avoid the limits.
In order to avoid the limits of these proposed technologies, an obstacle-detection system utilizing stereo cameras is proposed to detect and localize multiple objects at level crossings.
Lenders responded by slightly tweaking the terms of their loans to avoid the limits.
In order to avoid the limits to growth, the quality of service in the health facilities must be sustained.
It is also a way for groups to avoid the limit on how much candidates can raise from PAC's and parties.
To avoid the limit of the conventional QSSAz, we obtain the critical time for the onset of instability motion using the QSSA in the similar domain (QSSAζ).
