The phrase "alternative to avoid the" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to find an alternative to avoid the complications that arise from this process."
Alternatives: "option to prevent the" or "substitute to evade the".
As the week progressed, it became abundantly clear that one thing conservative Republicans were most certainly not for was the Treasury plan, prompting them to begin searching for an alternative to avoid the perception of strictly being naysayers.
City Hall still regards the plan as its most plausible alternative to avoid the layoffs, but a final agreement remained only a distant possibility on Wednesday, with some union leaders wondering how it would benefit their members and many others questioning whether the city really needed their money.
As an alternative to avoid the propagator singularity we also study the time-dependent Schrödinger equation.
The Schottky solar cell is a good alternative to avoid the p-type doping of InGaN.
Short implants have been proposed as an alternative to avoid the problems associated with vertical augmentation [12 14].
An interesting alternative to avoid the ML multi-dimensional search is to use the mean likelihood estimator combined with the importance sampling technique [9, 10].
In vitro-engineered oral mucosal equivalents for covering such defects are an alternative to avoiding the donor site morbidity of conventional skin or tissue grafts.
Devoting more time to walk-in consultations is also described as a way to "subsidize" appointment time slots devoted to time-consuming complex cases- this is the alternative to avoiding these complex cases altogether.
Seeing no other alternative to avoid further bloodshed, the Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman decided to expel Singapore from the federation.
He said if a senior officer is invited out to lunch or dinner, it is possible to offer an alternative to avoid causing offence to the journalist, such as a cup of coffee at Scotland Yard to discuss policing for half an hour.
