The phrase "a strategy for avoiding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or plans designed to prevent or evade something undesirable.
Example: "The team developed a strategy for avoiding potential pitfalls in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a plan to evade" or "a method for preventing".
Managers of nonprofits must be aware of the risks in order to adopt a strategy for avoiding them.
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We present a strategy for avoiding polymeric residues, excessive heating and solvent exposure when transforming large area transferred CVD graphene single layer films into series of planar devices.
The propensity of desmoid tumors to develop in scars has led some surgeons to limit the complexity of desmoid defect reconstruction as a strategy for avoiding desmoid recurrence.
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EBA is based on the following rationale: healthy ecosystems and the multiple services they provide are part of our life insurance and are essential in any strategy for avoiding dangerous climate change.
A good strategy for avoiding technical obsolescence is to create a syllabus for your own personal development and stick to it throughout your working career.
In contrast, if the Court decides in favor of DeStefano, it may send a message to employers throughout the nation that rejecting examinations with racially disproportionate results is a permissible strategy for avoiding Title VII lawsuits.
While reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a critical strategy for avoiding the worst consequences of climate change, it will take many decades or longer for those reductions to have a detectable impact on hurricane intensity.
A different strategy for avoiding the extrapolator's circle, which takes mechanisms seriously, is to remove the black box and compare the two mechanisms, but argue that they do not have to be causally similar at every stage for extrapolation to be justified.
