The phrase "accept to avoid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a conditional action but lacks clarity and context for proper usage.
Example: "You must accept to avoid further complications in the process."
Alternatives: "agree to prevent" or "consent to evade".
No one after this date will be accepted to "avoid creating a perverse incentive for families to entrust their children to people traffickers".
Just two weeks earlier, the parishioners learned that a priest working with their church's youth groups had been barred from being around children unsupervised — a restriction that he accepted to avoid retrial on a sexual abuse charge.
The median excess risk of death accepted to avoid surgery was 20% for African Americans versus 2.5% for whites.
One explanation could be that relatively "low-level" jobs are accepted to avoid the stigma of being unemployed, or perhaps there are other financial/family pressures to accept "any" job at the start of the immigration process, with the aim to improve in terms of occupational mobility, as opportunities improve with time spent in Australia.
Therefore, LNA monomers have been widely accepted to avoid dimer formation and mismatch hybridization and to enhance efficient priming.
Inclusion criteria were: patients in good health; accepting to maintain their current eating habits, physical activity, makeup use, and facial cleansing; and accepting to avoid strong UV radiation throughout the entire study period.
Furthermore, clearly define your duties in your contract before accepting to avoid committing to too many responsibilities.
Now, one doesn't have to accept universalism to avoid the doctrine of eternal hell — one can accept some view on which those who don't make it to heaven are (eventually or right away) annihilated.
