The phrase "away from the operating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or action that is distanced from an operating area or procedure, but it lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The technician moved away from the operating room to take a break."
Alternatives: "away from the procedure" or "away from the operation".
He is working to revive what he can, while urging collectors to stay away from the operating room.
They are betting that this will move industry competition away from the operating system and especially away from Windows.
Stepping away from the operating table, Dr. Michler looked at the before-and-after ultrasound images of Mr. Ray's heart.
But if my parent were confronting this decision, I'd like to know that a surgeon was also prepared to warn us away from the operating room altogether.
Away from the operating theatre, he maintains a research laboratory, publishes copiously, lectures, trains fellows, and is developing a synthetic material to patch damaged vocal cords — "the Holy Grail," as he puts it, of voice restoration.
No mere portrait, the work, 7 feet by nearly 10 feet, depicts Dr. Agnew in a regal stance, away from the operating table, while his assistants complete a mastectomy on an anesthetized woman.
The selection of SMC feedback gains is normally based on one operating point and thus the performance of the controller away from the design operating point is, of necessity, a compromise.
"You're moving executive management further and further away from the core operating business of AOL at a point in time when they are at critical juncture".
Predictive control can help operators master the security development trend of the system and guide the system away from the dangerous operating region.
Hewlett-Packard, IBM and others, succumbing to what seemed like the inevitable rise of Microsoft's Windows and Intel chips in high-power servers, began turning away from the Unix operating system to develop "Wintel" systems.
Better anesthesia, pre-existing airway control with translaryngeal intubation and the advent of the percutaneous method with commercially available standardized kits have made this feared procedure rather commonplace, routinely performed at the bedside away from the formal operating room environment.
