The phrase "away from evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of not assessing or judging something, often in a context where evaluation is typically expected.
Example: "In this discussion, we will focus on the creative aspects of the project, steering away from evaluating its financial implications."
Alternatives: "not assessing" or "avoiding evaluation".
Importantly, research needs to move away from just evaluating the impact of individual nutrients on glycemic control and cardiovascular risk.
Mehrabian [25] asserts that people are drawn toward persons and things they like, evaluate highly, and prefer; and they avoid or move away from things they dislike, evaluate negatively, or do not prefer.
Truth be told, a lot of your performance is evaluated away from the patient room and mostly during medical rounds.
Those currently on Magento are wondering if upgrading 2.0 is the right fit and in some cases wondering if they should move away from the platform and evaluate other providers altogether.
Glands at least 10 mm away from tumor were preferentially evaluated whenever available.
You need time away from the relationship to evaluate what you want and to learn how to be yourself again.
Struggling to keep up with these court orders, the Fish and Wildlife Service has diverted its best scientists and much of its budget for the Endangered Species Act away from more important tasks like evaluating candidates for listing and providing other protections for species on the brink of extinction.
Away from the field, he continuously evaluates every piece of equipment he carries so he can return to the field for extended periods, prepared.
In the assessment of DCIS accompanied by invasive carcinoma, only those foci of DCIS that were at least 2 mm away from the invasive component were evaluated to minimise detecting direct local effects of the invasive disease.
If a particular person stresses you out, take some time away from that person to re-evaluate your relationship.
