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The phrase "a means of avoiding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies to prevent something from happening or to escape a situation.
Example: "He found a means of avoiding the long lines at the airport by checking in online."
Alternatives: "a way to evade" or "a method for circumventing".
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"The national security state is rooted in secrecy as a means of avoiding accountability.
Arab traders used it as a means of avoiding robbery along the Silk Road.
Some Japanese fishing vessels now carry Geiger counters, as a means of avoiding hot spots in fishing areas.
The conservatives have always seen a plebiscite as a means of avoiding or deferring marriage equality rather than enabling it.
I resumed browsing, trying to look involved with my phone as a means of avoiding further service.
Volcker, who officially assumed the post in 2009, pushed for tougher financial regulations as a means of avoiding future crises.
During World War II, the route became important as a means of avoiding the submarine menace along the coast.
Owning assets in Britain via companies registered in tax havens can be a means of avoiding corporate capital gains tax when they are sold at a profit.
Theresa May, the home secretary, has criticised some police chiefs for reintroducing targets, claiming they are using them as a means of avoiding responsibility for decisions.
Buddhism is not alone in its spiritual advice of practiced non-attachment to objects as a means of avoiding emotional possession by what one should perhaps merely possess.
Anglicanism's founding event was a sixteenth-century political fix, engineered by Elizabeth I as a means of avoiding the Reformation-era wars tearing at Europe.
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