The phrase "away from systems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a movement or separation from established systems or structures, often in a context discussing change or innovation.
Example: "In order to foster creativity, we need to think away from systems that limit our imagination."
Alternatives: "outside of systems" or "beyond systems".
"You can't run away from systems thinking.
Moving away from systems of armed states after a period of over 3,000 years was never going to be an easy project, but it has an implicit continuity with the cosmopolitan spirit of the Enlightenment.
And crucial to having better teachers is evaluating them properly, hiring, firing and promoting on merit.The teachers' unions, however, are fighting all attempts to move away from systems in which pay and tenure are linked only to seniority and credentials.
They are probably two generations away from systems that are actually useful.
It's easy to imagine this technology being just a few steps away from systems that imitate a real human to scam you out of personal information over the phone, but the executives said they're a long way from that.
The boundary of infectious disease surveillance also becomes less clear as one moves away from systems that are exclusively concerned with surveillance of disease.
Forced oscillations with frequencies far away from system mode frequencies have no noticeable impact on mode-shape estimation.
b For the sake of simplicity, in this paper, we abstract away from system goals, which are not required to deal with robustness evaluation of the controller.
One solution to this complex problem is to shift the focus of international studies away from system-wide characteristics of emergency care.
Instead, Microsoft is shifting gravity away from System Builder builds except for OEM partners and others that buy its operating system in bulk from distribution partners.
Simultaneously, however, there was a movement away from system physiology and pathophysiology and away from clinical observation and experimentation.
