The phrase "also attempt to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to prevent or steer clear of something in addition to other actions being taken.
Example: "In our project, we will also attempt to avoid any potential conflicts of interest."
Alternatives: "also try to prevent" or "also seek to evade".
The design in this paper also attempts to avoid broadcasting packets, and it adopts a "listen" mechanism to make the potential nodes determine whether it should broadcast the packets further.
When this part of the melee occurred, Tomas Scheckter was also attempting to avoid the first crash by rapidly slowing down on the outside.
We have also attempted to avoid over-extrapolating these results given the limitations of inadequate replication [31], [33].
Major fires cause very large financial losses every year and determination of their cause is important from the point of view of insurance and also to attempt to avoid future occurrences from the same cause.
The FWS also agreed to "to attempt to avoid buying lands within the chosen alignment, thereby avoiding or minimizing the applicability of Section 4 (f)" -- the section of the 1966 Department of Transportation Act that prohibits projects like this on publicly owned land.
There will also be a flurry of smartwatch announcements as manufacturers attempt to avoid being overshadowed by Apple's imminent release of its much-discussed Watch.
The state alleged negligence on the part of Morgado and also accused Green Atlas shipping of attempting to avoid the expense of the stern dismantling.
He said that she felt violated by the lies the Iranian establishment had told about her activities, but also hit out at Johnson for attempting to avoid addressing the issue.
Attempting to avoid this bias also required repetitive rounds of LigPrep and EPIK optimization steps to ensure that selected active compounds comprised all their relevant tautomeric and conformation states prior to the next step of docking.
