The phrase "included to avoid" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that's been included for a specific purpose of avoiding an issue or problem. For example, "The extra layer of security was included to avoid any unauthorized access to the system."
Only women ages 25 to 49 were included to avoid counting those young and growing, or old and shrinking.
Moreover, the other potential field is also included to avoid the inter-member collision.
The hexagons show cells included to avoid border effects by a wrap-around technique.
Nevertheless, the functionality of braces is dependent upon their joints where joint-cans are included to avoid any brittle fracture and unpredicted failure mechanisms.
Similar variations of recognition rates are also obtained from the FERET, LFW, and YTF databases but are not included to avoid presentation of repetitive results.
In this way, the correlation between the data points from the same calibrated source has been included to avoid the overestimation of the uncertainty in the measured efficiency.
In Fig. 4, a start-up circuit ((M_{mathrm{a}}), (M_mathrm{b}), and (M_mathrm{c})) is included to avoid a zero current state.
Only events in the range 5 ≤ Mw ≤ 6.5 are included to avoid saturation in the mb measurements due to fixed time window.
GSV broadcast from A is similar to the GSV update broadcast in Section 3.3.1 that the 1-hop neighbor information is included to avoid the unnecessary rebroadcast.
The 'h' in 'Mohism' is phonetically redundant but conventionally included to avoid the implication that Mohist views are in any way wet.
When CV is greater than 0.3, particularly in the early stage of a dissolution process with a PSD other than gamma, PSD should be included to avoid substantial errors.
