The phrase "avoid abduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing safety, prevention, or caution against kidnapping or taking someone away unlawfully.
Example: "To ensure the safety of children, parents should educate them on how to avoid abduction."
Alternatives: "prevent kidnapping" or "steer clear of abduction".
Buildings were burned and many women took their own lives as to avoid abduction.
Still, last week, the Junior League sponsored an "Escape School" to teach children and parents tactics to avoid abduction and Internet predators.
Businessmen and diplomats may be less likely to wander into war zones, but they have long bought advice on how to avoid abduction in Bogota or hold-ups in Johannesburg.Control Risks Group has advised clients since 1975 on security abroad; it now has a £45m annual turnover.
They shouldn't go anywhere; they should remain in the camps to avoid abduction".
Children have been hit the hardest, forced to commute to night shelters to avoid abduction by rebels.
The night-commuting phenomenon during the war, where thousands of children flocked from their villages to Gulu town to sleep in churches, hospitals, and on verandas in order to avoid abduction and other violence, is well documented [ 26].
An award-winning journalist known for his critical reporting of Pakistan's powerful military has said he narrowly avoided abduction after his taxi was stopped by armed men.
Children living in villages in northern Uganda became known as "night commuters," walking miles every evening to the relative safety of the camps or towns in hopes of avoiding abduction.
Most patients with basal joint arthritis choose to live with the condition and avoid thumb abduction and strong key pinch movements.
But the president-elect told reporters after meeting with Mr. Bush that Plan Colombia needed American resources "to avoid massacres, abductions and other kinds of crimes that are striking the Colombian people".
The NGO was established in 2003 to respond to the overwhelming number of children choosing to sleep in the streets of town to avoid possible abductions by the rebel Lord's Resistance Army LRAArmy LRA
