The phrase "aiming to evade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to avoid something, such as responsibility or detection.
Example: "The suspect was aiming to evade capture by changing his appearance and using false identification."
Alternatives: "seeking to avoid" or "striving to escape".
Mr Paltzer confessed to having opened Swiss bank accounts in the names of corporate vehicles he formed for Americans, knowing they aimed to evade taxes.
It is not just about avoiding orbital debris out there; it is also about evading satellite systems deliberately aiming to sabotage your space assets.
Experimental cancer treatments are aiming to deliver toxic medicines to cells inside packages that protect normal tissues and evade the body's immune system.
Sometimes the aim is to evade taxes, duties or capital controls; often it is to get dirty money into the banking system.
The virus has learned to largely evade our immune system through centuries of co-evolution with the consequence that the immune responses after natural infection, aiming to control or eradicate the virus, are attenuated.
Kelly's question assumed that seeing their leader as competent was important to Russians, but Putin's objective was different — he simply aimed to showcase his ability to evade the questions posed by the sleek American reporter.
Kelly's question assumed that seeing their leader as competent was important to Russians, but Putin's objective was different he simply aimed to showcase his ability to evade the questions posed by the sleek American reporter.
Our hypothesis suggests that the inhibition or down regulation of CSB in cancer cells may result in the down regulation of pro-survival programs aimed to allow cancer cells to evade apoptosis.
Cancer cells are highly adaptable and often find ways to evade treatments aimed at only one target.
Steven Wernikoff, a lawyer for the F.T.C. in Chicago, said the deceptive subject lines enabled the messages to evade filters aimed at blocking unwanted matter, exposing some children to sexual material.
While many batsmen tended to evade deliveries aimed at the head, Morris was known for standing and hooking.
