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The phrase "are made to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or processes that are designed to prevent something from happening.
Example: "The safety measures are made to avoid accidents in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are designed to prevent" or "are intended to avert".
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Thus, great efforts are made to avoid hospitalizing children.
Republicans were six votes shy of the 60 votes needed to end a procedural obstacle known as a filibuster, when long speeches are made to avoid a matter being settled, and advance the nomination to a confirmation vote.
Mel Stein, chairman of the Association of Football Agents in England, argues that agents can represent a player and be a broker in his transfer, if efforts are made to avoid a conflict.
While minimizing efforts are made to avoid local minima and to achieve global minima.
For example, the choices of "seeking for Guanxi," "running away," "false divorce," "hidden marriage," "violent resistance", etc., are made to avoid punishment from the family planning system.
Using of SIMMER-IV instead of two-dimensional SIMMER-III allows simulation of the blockage event in the non-central fuel SA, while some approximations, such as ignoring coolant flow in gaps between the SAs and restricting the computation domain spatially are made to avoid excessive increase in the computation time.
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In the biggest, most successful Transition groups, every effort is made to avoid being worthy.
He argued that the changes were made to avoid being sued.
The change seemed to have been made to avoid having to repaint.
Every reasonable effort must be made to avoid a new Kashmir war.
With documentaries, Mr. Cooper said, efforts were made to avoid thematic gridlock.
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