Is the reading

腕【うで】の良【よ】い医者【いしゃ】

or

腕【うで】の良【い】い医者【いしゃ】?

どんなに腕【うで】の良【よ】い医者【いしゃ】に早【はや】くかかったとしても間【ま】に合【あ】わない

_No matter how fast you go to a good doctor, you won't make it._

<https://www.fnn.jp/articles/-/291173>

In British English, there is a phenomenon called "hiatus avoidance"
(<http://phonetic-blog.blogspot.com/2010/05/classical-elision.html>) and I was
wondering whether Japanese has a similar phenomenon.
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"Hiatus avoidance" in Japanese?