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The phrase "also attempted to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts made to evade or steer clear of something in addition to other actions taken.
Example: "In addition to improving efficiency, the team also attempted to avoid unnecessary costs."
Alternatives: "also tried to evade" or "also sought to prevent".
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We have also attempted to avoid over-extrapolating these results given the limitations of inadequate replication [31], [33].
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2013 brings a new class of contract-year players that will not only look to cash in their chips after highly productive performances, but will also attempt to avoid turning into the next Albert Haynesworth.
Yet, he needs to give an account of continuous magnitudes that is also free from paradoxes that these theories attempted to avoid.
Both sides have attempted to avoid harsh oratory.
Google, for its part, has attempted to avoid the crossfire.
The Senate thereby attempted to avoid a constitutional crisis.
We have attempted to avoid these pitfalls in this study.
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.
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