The phrase "attacks to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or behaviors that one should steer clear of, particularly in contexts like gaming, sports, or conflict resolution.
Example: "In this game, there are several attacks to avoid, such as the enemy's powerful charge and the area-of-effect spells."
Alternatives: "strategies to evade" or "actions to steer clear of".
New York leaders intentionally kept politicians from speaking at the site of the worst of the attacks to avoid politicizing the moment.
All parties have refrained from explicit mentions of Breivik's attacks to avoid being seen as using the tragedy for political gain.
In response, Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, accused Mr. Giuliani of exploiting the attacks to avoid dealing with the call for higher wages.
The assaults set off accusations on the right and among some political commentators that the authorities and the news media had tried to ignore or cover up the attacks to avoid fueling a backlash against the refugees.
The prosecutor, Ujjwal Nikam, alleged that Mr. Kasab had deliberately played down his role in the attacks to avoid the death penalty and help his Pakistani counterparts who will be tried across the border.
A24 Alterations to 9/11 Report The director of central intelligence has asked the C.I.A.'s inspector general to modify a draft report on the Sept. 11 attacks to avoid drawing conclusions about whether individual officers should be held accountable for any failures.
That was because we wished in this first attack to avoid, in so far as possible, the killing of civilians".
For those at higher risk, who have already had a heart attack, to avoid one additional death, the N.N.T. is about 30.
Some Republicans have argued that the White House and the then Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, had sought to cover up the reality that it was a terrorist attack to avoid hurting President Obama's re-election.
In one of the more unusual attempts to exploit the tragedy of Sept. 11, Mr. Leung tried to fake his own death in the World Trade Center attack to avoid a criminal prosecution, according to his guilty plea on Wednesday.
A federal judge in Manhattan sentenced a man to four years in prison yesterday for trying to fake his own death in the World Trade Center attack to avoid prosecution in a passport fraud case in Hawaii.
