The phrase "away from feeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a separation or distance from sources of information or content, often in relation to social media or news feeds.
Example: "To focus better on my work, I decided to step away from feeds for a while."
Alternatives: "off social media" or "disconnected from updates".
But the report also suggests that disabled children are often hidden away from feeding programmes because of shame and stigma.
Before it presumably grasped the extent of legal minefield it was careening into — and apparently backed away from feeding the medical records to its AI models (it has claimed the AI research it had intended to conduct on this data-set "has not taken place").
Already, Cuba's famously successful organic agriculture is undergoing shifts away from feeding local and regional markets, and is "increasingly geared to feeding tourists," said Chappell.
interfaces with AppleTV 2015, is probably only an app or two away from feeding the dog, washing the windows and bringing you breakfast in bed.
Under the proposed block grant, states would be free to divert funds away from feeding low-income children to other purposes.
Officials determined Douglas had stayed away from feeding birds within 100 yards of his business, Wei said, and dropped the charges.
In recent years, consumers, distributors and institutions have exerted increasing pressure on suppliers to move away from feeding chickens with meal made from meat byproducts and from pumping them with antibiotics.
Almost predictably, the Lakers made only three of 14 from long range in the second half and got away from feeding the ball to Pau Gasol, who was a perfect 10-for-10 10-for-10 10-for-10shooting
You've got Jesus on your side so there's no way you would do something morally reprehensible, such as taking $30 billion away from feeding the poor or stonewalling legislation that would give millions access to basic and affordable health care.
