The phrase "aims 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: "The new policy aims to avoid the potential risks associated with data breaches."
Alternatives: "seeks to prevent the" or "strives to eliminate the".
The escapement design in these timepieces aims to avoid the problems associated with lubricant-related deterioration.
The forum aims to avoid the problems affecting other aid organisations working in Yemen that have tried to change Yemeni opinion on aid.
In this comprehensive survey, Halik Kochanski aims to avoid the pitfalls of Polish-nationalist historiography and deliver an impartial account of this terrible period in Polish history.
The UK has become the 111th country to ratify the Paris climate agreement, which aims to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change by cutting carbon emissions.
Washington's military strategy in Afghanistan now aims to avoid the appearance of defeat for America, but for Afghanistan it is a recipe for unending civil war.
Clarke made no effort to disguise the importance of this game to his team, or to him personally, as he aims to avoid the ignominy of going down as the captain of statistically Australia's worst Ashes tourists.
Most Wall Street firms, aiming to avoid the scrutiny, prevent employees from visiting Facebook and Twitter at work.
It appears O2 is aiming to avoid the Ofcom ruling on consumers' rights to terminate a contract if charges increase midway through.
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.
The UBS-Clinton Foundation partnership aimed to avoid the common pitfalls by focusing on vetting both the mentor and the person being mentored.
Some luxury-home builders are aiming to avoid the exterior footprint of a megamansion without sacrificing the square footage or oversized amenities.
