The phrase "able to avoid such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to prevent or evade a certain situation or outcome.
Example: "With the right strategies in place, we are able to avoid such pitfalls in our project management."
Alternatives: "capable of evading such" or "able to prevent such".
For the most part, I was able to avoid such questions, just as I am often able to avoid them now.
By mimicking industry peers in financial policy choice, managers may be able to avoid such scrutiny and minimize any effort to optimize financial policies.
Last year, most districts were able to avoid such drastic measures because of a one-time infusion of $1 billion in federal aid to support schools.
The question was whether the Managerial Grid program at Sigma was able to avoid such problems by using exercises involving managerial styles rather than depending on the deeper exploration of personal characteristics.
Boeing's executives sought to project the opposite impression, arguing that they should be able to avoid such cost overruns because they have invested in next-generation, low-cost production techniques.
The aim of this paper is to highlight the success of the project and to outline some of the difficulties encountered so that other similar projects will hopefully be able to avoid such pitfalls.
The goal is to measure systemic risk the risk that an entire market or system could collapse and be able to make informed decisions to avoid such an outcome.
The MAPS studies were able to effectively prescreen participants to avoid such harm.
The call back of cars by Toyota is definitely a set back for the company but the company with proper humane touch would be able to come out with a solution to avoid such instances.
Our computational model is able to predict disturbances in power quality and perform a set of proper reactions to avoid such disturbances with over 60% success rate in time horizon of 15 min ahead.
To avoid such problems, we split fused genes for purposes of sequence comparisons in order to be able to identify orthologs of both parts independently.
