The phrase "and avoids doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or behaviors that someone intentionally refrains from undertaking.
Example: "She carefully plans her schedule and avoids doing tasks that are not essential to her goals."
Alternatives: "and steers clear of" or "and refrains from".
The book, Charles: Heart Of A King, which is not authorised by Clarence House, claims Prince Charles "doesn't like being used to market weaponry" and avoids doing so where possible.
If Sally desires to go to a selective college and works hard at her high school classes whereas equally talented Samantha does not have the same strong desire and avoids doing her high school classwork, no reasonable conception of substantive equality of opportunity is violated when Sally gains admission to an elite college and Samantha does not.
We identified several behaviors that one might think leaders would realize are detrimental and avoid doing.
"Over time, the AI learns to prefer doing certain things and avoiding doing certain other things.
A takeaway for practitioners could be to practice ambiguity together with counterparts and avoid doing so alone.
But it's definitely a conflict, me trying to do the right thing and avoid doing the wrong thing.
He found out that I stream "Pretty Little Liars," spend too much money and avoid doing the dishes.
As he expressed it on his website, he tried all his life "to do things I enjoy and feel are worth doing, and avoid doing everything else".
Defenders say these deals save the government time and the expense of going to trial and avoid doing unnecessary harm to corporations and their employees.
"If you absolutely insist on a joke, or an odd request, check to see whether this could invalidate the will and avoid doing it if it could.
Homework can be a cause of anxiety for children and for parents, but there are lots of ways to lighten the load, make assignments less rushed and more interesting and avoid doing children's work for them.
