The phrase "allows us to evade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that enables someone to avoid or escape a situation or obligation.
Example: "The new policy allows us to evade unnecessary bureaucracy and streamline our processes."
Alternatives: "enables us to avoid" or "permits us to bypass".
Her fearless independence allows us to evade the fact that pregnancy and child-rearing do make us more dependent on others, in the heat of a disaster and in the heart of everyday life.
After all, women's oppression is a global phenomenon and so it should also be a global concern; countenancing it in the name of religious or cultural differences just allows us to evade the responsibility of trying to do something about it.
A sort of sanctioned Hollywood boycott of Woody Allen actually allows us to evade the discomfort of exercising that tricky ethical choice because we can follow the herd.
They allow us to evade responsibility for creating the conditions of our existence and to flee the anxieties of ambiguity.
Has the success, the fun and satisfaction derived from donating to crowdfunding sites with compelling teacher-generated stories allowed us to evade hard questions about money, public education, and inequality?
The Panama Papers, however, have one drawback: they do not allow us to estimate how much tax was evaded (if any) by the owners of the Mossack Fonseca shell companies.
Political scientists at the University of Toronto have built yet another system, called Psiphon, that allows anyone to evade national Internet firewalls using only a Web browser.
Six F-117 fighters, which make use of "stealth" technology that allows them to evade radar, departed today for Kuwait from Hollomon Air Force Base, N.M.
What is weak about this approach... is that the theme of potential allows us a sneaky way to evade the difficult question of what the actuality of the lethal quality is.
(In Virginia, which has no campaign finance limits, many critics believe that large utilities use their largesse to secure favorable legislation that effectively allows them to evade regulation).
