The phrase "available to avoid this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or resources that can be utilized to prevent a specific issue or situation.
Example: "We have several strategies available to avoid this problem in the future."
Alternatives: "options to prevent this" or "resources to circumvent this".
We should make £1.1bn available to avoid the cuts to disability benefits that parliament disagrees with.
The literature survey reported that there is no suitable methodology available to avoid the 5%% wastage of starch during the isolation process.
Conversely, excessive attention to national security mistakes of omission, such as Benghazi and 9/11, may distort this balance and inadvertently lead to support for the use of torture by fueling the desperate need to obtain any and all intelligence available to avoid these types of mistakes in the future.
A few innovative solutions are available to avoid these limitations, including the strategy outlined here.
"Going forward, it's critical that Congress overcome obstruction to this program and regularly replenish the number of visas available to avoid future brinkmanship," Shaheen said.
This includes just 3 percent of students who said that they would take any job available to avoid returning to India.
In fact, it's possible to fit the basic guidelines in a tweet, like this from the pseudonymous security researcher the grugq: This article explains exactly how you go about using the best tools available to avoid NSA surveillance.
Ideally, public agencies should share this information locally, so they can all be aware of the resources, skills and talent available, to avoid duplication and ensure local talent can be maximised for local benefit.
But the bank said it would make enough money available to avoid pushing the interest rate on the three-month loans much above the benchmark rate of 1 percent.
