The phrase "are imperative to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the necessity of avoiding certain actions or situations.
Example: "In order to ensure the safety of our employees, certain practices are imperative to avoid."
Alternatives: "are crucial to prevent" or "are essential to evade".
She said: "A softer take on austerity and the setting of both fiscal and monetary policies in expansionary mode are imperative to avoid another crisis".
Early postoperative knee and ankle range of motion exercises are imperative to avoid this problem.
However, above all, the conclusion is that stringent requirements for experimental design are imperative to avoid contradictory data, and to further this promising area of research.
In this context, effective non-pharmacological measures, such as regular physical activity, are imperative to avoid complications, as well as polymedication, which is associated with serious side-effects and drug-to-drug interactions.
Therefore, with the United States determined to go to war, it was imperative to avoid a vote on a second resolution, which might have failed and would have been vetoed even if it had passed.
With the 126 entrants scheduled to start in 13 divisions 20 minutes apart after the first gun at 1 p.m., nerves of steel and full concentration were imperative to avoid collisions.
"[The BBC] is such an important organisation that it is imperative to avoid any perception of considerations of party politics, particularly ahead of a general election and ahead of [BBC] charter renewal," said the shadow culture secretary.
Speaking earlier this week, David Lipton, first deputy managing director with the International Monetary Fund, also singled out China's corporate borrowing as a major concern, warning addressing the issue is "imperative to avoid serious problems down the road".
While this European program remained unfulfilled, it was imperative to avoid any world war, since only after the German Reich had come to dominate the whole European continent would it have the economic base and the territorial extent that were prerequisite for success in a great war, especially against maritime world powers.
For instance, it is imperative to avoid contamination from modern material, which would otherwise give a much too low ("young") age.
