The phrase "aim to avoid the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to preventing something from happening.
Example: "We aim to avoid the pitfalls that have affected previous projects."
Alternatives: "strive to prevent the" or "seek to evade the".
Instead, aim to avoid the large crashes — those 25 percent-plus moves to the downside.
"Negotiations should in particular aim to avoid the creation of a hard border on the island of Ireland," the EU said in its negotiating guidelines.
They aim to avoid the pitfalls of media bias, and because they are new, they have managed to move straight to a fee-based structure.
Australia will have a home referee as well as home advantage against England in Melbourne on Sunday as they aim to avoid the humiliation of failing to reach the Four Nations final.
In this work are proposed electrodes modified with conductive polymers and metallic nanoparticles for the determination of antioxidant capacity, with the aim to avoid the use of mercury electrodes.
No service-person wants a death on their conscience in war let alone on a training exercise, and they certainly would aim to avoid the spectre of liability with its potential to stunt careers.
The escapement design in these timepieces aims to avoid the problems associated with lubricant-related deterioration.
Recommendations are made aiming to avoid the influence of rotor position on the results.
Most Wall Street firms, aiming to avoid the scrutiny, prevent employees from visiting Facebook and Twitter at work.
It aims to avoid the functional subspaces selection of the conventional functional series VTARMA (FS-VTARMA) models.
This design aims to avoid the simultaneous occurrence of the sloshing resonance in all tanks that endangers the ship stability.
