The phrase "avoid a threat" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent potential dangers or risks.
Example: "In order to ensure the safety of our community, we must take proactive measures to avoid a threat from cyber attacks."
Alternatives: "prevent a danger" or "eliminate a risk.".
Leader Warns U.S. on Deficit The managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Rodrigo de Rato, said that the dollar would have to fall and the United States would have to tackle its growing indebtedness to avoid a threat to the world economy some time in the future.
Importantly, this sensitivity seems to extend to others' feelings – they are better at recognising emotions in others' faces – and they are also quicker to learn to avoid a threat, such as a small electric shock in the lab, perhaps because those more intense bodily feelings saturate their memories, making the aversion more visceral.
2, 3 Consequently, individuals who require more time to initiate and execute a step to avoid a threat or to recover postural balance, either during walking or performing postural transitions, 4 may be at greater risk of falling.
Individuals who require more time to initiate and execute a step to avoid a threat or to recover postural balance, either during walking or performing postural transitions, may be at greater risk for falling [ 5].
In the threat avoidance mode, the path of avoiding a threat is generated based on Dubins curve.
The BBC feels it has avoided a threat to its existence and has welcomed an 11-year renewal of its royal charter, a reassertion of the inflation-linked licence fee and no attack on its size and scope.
The players of the Women's National Basketball Association agreed in principle yesterday to a five-year contract with free-agent movement, avoiding a threat by the league to shut down for the season.
Yasir Arafat has remained the Palestinian leader for more than 30 years in part by not cultivating a long-term lieutenant, avoiding a threat to his pre-eminence by dividing up power beneath himself and encouraging rivalries among his top political and security aides.
Fear may arise from a confrontation or from avoiding a threat, or it may come in the form of a discovery.
And with this agreement, we avoid a major threat to jobs and the economy".
Chirkov is quoted as saying: The task is crystal clear: to avoid a slightest threat to the security of the state.
