The phrase "allows us to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or action that helps prevent a certain outcome or situation.
Example: "Implementing this new strategy allows us to avoid potential pitfalls in the project."
Alternatives: "enables us to evade" or "helps us steer clear of".
The multistate model we used allows us to avoid the estimation bias associated to these events [ 16, 26].
This paper is followed by that of M. Cobos et al., which proposes a method that allows us to avoid using a dummy head in binaural recording sessions.
It allows us to avoid the use of any additional reducing agent for catalyst activation.
We solve it using a genetic algorithm [8] which allows us to avoid local maxima and converges in a short time over a multidimensional space (four control parameters in our case).
Establishing a system of property allows us to avoid conflict and enjoy the possession and use of various goods, so the social value of conventions involving property seems obvious.
Reeder is also bothered by McVeigh's lack of remorse but argues that executing him allows us to avoid confronting our own complex feelings about justice and forgiveness.
We (surgeons) operate at the outpatient ambulatory surgery center because it runs efficiently, administers exemplary care and allows us to avoid horrendous delays in returning to see patients in the office.
According to this view, Trump supporters have already benefitted from the kind of empathy that allows us to avoid a reckoning about America's unresolved racial traumas and, specifically, the discontents of white manhood.
Dr. Steel says it's based on sound principles of behavioral psychology: "We are willing to pursue any vile task as long as it allows us to avoid something worse".
The hot dog qua hot dog thus becomes a patriotic novelty – and slamming the door on any debate over its place in a pre-existing internationalist universe of sandwiches allows us to avoid confronting other issues, like the changing nature of what it is to be American.
If so, this shifts risk to the government and to private sector agencies such as non-profits that deliver aid since they will have to step in and help to some degree after a disaster.Another way to look at it is that better ability to predict risks allows us to avoid many of them.
