The phrase "action to avoid a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken to prevent a specific outcome or situation.
Example: "The company implemented an action to avoid a potential data breach."
Alternatives: "measure to prevent a" or "step to avert a".
The government is expected to take action to avoid a breach of the cap.
It was climbing to 3,500 ft when the pilot of the Airbus had to take evasive action to avoid a collision with an unidentified unmanned aerial system (UAS), or drone.
President Obama on Friday reiterated his desire to reach a grand bargain that would deal with the nation's long-term debt problems even as leaders in Washington take action to avoid a financial default by the government.
The French foreign minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian, called for urgent action to avoid a further humanitarian disaster by forestalling an expected Syrian assault on the last major opposition-held province of Idlib in north-eastern Syria.
Current artificial intelligence programs in new cars already can identify pedestrians and bicyclists from cameras positioned atop the windshield and can stop the car automatically if the driver does not take action to avoid a collision.
Second, these projections should be vetted by independent agencies such as America's Congressional Budget Office, because of governments' tendency to see the silver lining and not the cloud.Such long-range forecasts would alert both politicians and the general public to the need for pre-emptive action to avoid a future fiscal crunch.
Allan Border believes that Australia's batsmen are an embarrassment to their country and that the selectors need to take decisive action to avoid an Ashes whitewash.
(Nissan) On the topic of steering, Nissan disclosed details about a safety feature under development in Yokohama, Japan, that would be activated when a driver failed to take sufficiently quick evasive action to avoid an obstacle.
In the encyclical, Francis will call for action to avoid an "unprecedented destruction of the ecosystem," according to The Guardian, based on an early copy of the document obtained by L'Espresso magazine.
The Amazon is not only a victim of these impacts but also a major player in possible actions to avoid a global climate catastrophe.
"The Secretary-General urges for an immediate halt to all hostile acts and any provocative actions to avoid a new conflagration in the region already embroiled in terrible conflicts with immense suffering of civilians," a spokesman for Guterres said.
