The phrase "and perhaps to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a possible intention or reason for an action, often implying caution or prevention.
Example: "She decided to leave early, and perhaps to avoid the heavy traffic that usually builds up in the evening."
Alternatives: "and maybe to prevent" or "and possibly to evade".
"It's a way to share the responsibility," and, perhaps, to avoid guilt.
For some reason, it seemed incredibly important to us, at ages 7 and 10, and, perhaps to avoid any more tears, they quickly nodded in agreement.
Despite this, Borgerson argues that the US is best placed to lead a multilateral solution, and perhaps to avoid armed conflict.
In 1669 he mentions a new fashion, which is to draw paper lots for king and queen of the party, rather than finding a bean, so as not to spoil the cake (and perhaps to avoid the cheating just mentioned).
Voters stood in lines for hours over the weekend to cast early ballots and, perhaps, to avoid any election day unpleasantness.
Thus, the WNT/ β-catenin signalling pathway is not only inactive, but turned off in urothelial cells, likely because it is not required for proliferation and perhaps to avoid inappropriate target gene activation.
But young people couldn't care less what old people are wearing, drinking and driving, except perhaps to avoid following suit.
Producers seamlessly jumped between Rancic and Seacrest ― perhaps to avoid airing any awkward moments as E! struggled to get bigger names and supporters of Time's Up.
The white minibus taxi that we had seen swerving far off the tarmacked road and onto a local track, perhaps to avoid our vehicle and those of the bomb disposal squad working on another suspected bomb, had driven straight over an improvised explosive device and set it off.
The scheme is voluntary, and so far companies like Disney and Fox have signed up, perhaps to avoid having to deal with legally mandated ratings.
Mr. Moussavi said little in his statement about the mission and activities of the new movement, perhaps to avoid giving pretexts for a further crackdown and to keep its potential membership as broad as possible.
