The phrase "and strives to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to prevent or evade something undesirable or negative.
Example: "The organization implements strict policies and strives to avoid any potential conflicts of interest."
Alternatives: "and aims to prevent" or "and works to evade".
Changing the mandatory minimum policies and striving to avoid imprisonment for low-level drug crimes are both admirable policies for Holder to implement.
They should encourage measurement of outcomes, support productive dialogue with a broad range of stakeholders, and strive to avoid undermining the confidence and attitudes of students and stigmatizing graduates of three-year programs.
But don't become complacent; always think about how you perceive others and strive to avoid labeling.
It was a night that was loaded with low expectations – the power of Mr Obama's speeches may have diminished the longer he has been office – yet, it was one that bore high stakes for him and he strives to avoid lame duck status and revive the fortunes of his party as November's mid-term congressional elections approach.
In fact, Mr. Tozzoli said, the association strives to avoid politics and steer an impartial course.
Rhys also strives to avoid oakiness, and its pinot noirs are under 14percentt alcohol, a moderate level rare in California these days and a boon to wine lovers who prefer drinking to sipping.
And yet in his pictures he still strives to avoid didacticism.
Since, the prime focus of this study is resource efficient recovery; therefore, RECRA strives to avoid such unnecessary overhead and prefers to engage non-critical and/or nodes with partially utilized transmission range.
In his utter powerlessness, he desperately strives to avoid additional cruelty by ingratiating himself with his captors and obeying their kinky demands.
This is something JR strives to avoid.
