The phrase "avoid a risky" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "risky." You can use it in contexts where you want to express the need to steer clear of a risky situation, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "To ensure our project's success, we must avoid a risky investment."
Alternatives: "steer clear of a risky" or "evade a risky".
Paradoxically, Obama's opposition to war against Iran helps Bibi avoid a risky military adventure, while giving him an excuse for not fulfilling his pledge to stop the Iranian bomb.
One of those Republicans said several top GOP lawmakers have told colleagues that they hope Ford declines to show up for the hearing even as they issue statements urging her to do so — helping the GOP avoid a risky televised drama and making it easier for Senate leaders to hold a vote next week.
Stay on the ground to avoid a risky fall and costly roof damage that can spill into your interior.
By keeping both feet firmly on ground you stay safe, avoid a risky fall and avoid possibly costly damage to the home.
Both teams have clinched a postseason berth, but the winner of the division avoids a risky one-game wild-card playoff.
As a result, the CEO abandoned his Wheeler-Dealer persona, and the CEO and COO conceded their original position, thus avoiding a risky acquisition.
Your fingers won't do much for you during a well-executed tackle, so you might as well keep them safe by tucking them in and avoiding a risky penalty or injury.
Was there an ethical way to help her avoid a highly risky procedure?
In an unconventional move, private prisons targeted for the expansion would be staffed with state employees, an arrangement that would allow the governor and his allies in the legislature to avoid a politically risky confrontation with the state's powerful prison guard union.
For example, he said, they should be used to determine whether surgery is the right option for relieving certain kinds of back pain in people without a clear-cut anatomical problem in order to avoid an unnecessary, risky operation.
But the fact remains that ITV, Channel 4, the BBC and Channel 5 are now aware that they have to keep the secretary of state happy if they are to avoid a costly and risky review.
