The phrase "a system to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies designed to prevent certain outcomes or behaviors.
Example: "We need to implement a system to avoid any potential errors in the production process."
Alternatives: "a method to prevent" or "a strategy to evade".
"And I just looked at him and I was like, 'Yes, I can.' " (The neighbors ultimately worked out a system to avoid interfering with each other's work).
Cindy Darrison, the managing director for Mr. Spitzer's campaign committee, said that the campaign had a system to avoid conflicts of interest, but that it had failed in this case.
Australian diplomats say that even France's traditionally bureaucratic museums are trying to streamline the process by creating a commission to develop a system to avoid passing national legislation for each individual return.
In his report, Mr. Hegde said the Reddy brothers had created a system to avoid paying royalties to the government, while also taking a cut from any ore shipped, illegally or legally, out of Karnataka.
The responsibility of the people in those new jobs "is to set up a system to avoid this type of event again -- putting a new system in place," Mr. Hirai said.
They consequently developed a system to avoid damage to the photochemical apparatus for dissipating excess light energy as heat by production and decomposition reactions called the xanthophyll cycle with Vx-Ax-Zx.
Notably, the importance of electrostatic stabilized nanocrystals at predefined pH and ionic strength enables the lipid A-phosphate system to avoid random aggregate cluster formation.
The result of this study suggest that human ovarian tissue can be well preserved using simply a cryotube as a device in a closed system to avoid possible contamination via direct contact with liquid nitrogen.
A regulatory policy for VS deals with protection criteria and their application to an existing or a new system to avoid interference from and to other systems.
The constitutive expression of A20 in lymphocytes can be understood as a security system to avoid the severe consequences of an uncontrolled NF- κB activation and where A20 is employed as a brake to prevent unspecific activation of the pathway.
On the other hand, line detection also provides a comparison basis for safety driving to develop a warning system to avoid collisions [3 6].
