The phrase "avert being seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to avoid detection or visibility in a particular situation.
Example: "He took a different route to avert being seen by his pursuers."
Alternatives: "avoid being noticed" or "escape detection".
After the nightmarish imaginings of the destruction that he averted, Sully is seen in the bathroom of a hotel, wiping steam off the mirror and wondering who he is.
The smaller reflection nebula component requires a larger instrument and averted vision to be seen.
However, significant gains in averting new HIV infections were seen for both of the expanded ART strategies (<500 and treat all) that involved changing ART initiation practices without implementing additional HIV testing and linkage to care programs.
Whether he will be supported in his tribulations to avert 'great wrongs' remains to be seen.
In this way, if the Republicans were to pursue a "strategic default" simply to raise interest rates, alongside the institutionalization of the inequitable tax system, fiscal austerity measures, and dismantling of the social safety net that they say are necessary for their votes to avert the crisis, it could be seen as class warfare in the broadest sense.
Boutros Boutros-Ghali succeeded in getting himself demonised by the Americans; Javier Perez de Cuellar, who made a doomed last-ditch attempt to avert the Gulf war in January 1991, was seen by Iraq as too close to the West.
A former Conoco executive, Mr. Theede seeks to end a dispute with the government and avert bankruptcy, the prospect of which is seen as part of a wider Kremlin-backed campaign against Mr. Khodorkovsky.
Earlier, a document intended to avert a fuel tanker driver strike, but which unions rejected, was seen by the BBC.
There were the island nations holding protests saying "1.5C to survive" and then there were the US and European delegates averting their eyes like they were seeing a homeless person on the street.
And that means over the last few years there have been almost competing agendas". So might a different approach from the UN and the international community have averted the humanitarian disaster we are seeing now?
