The phrase "avoid accessing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to refrain from reaching or using a particular resource or information.
Example: "To maintain security, please avoid accessing the confidential files without proper authorization."
Alternatives: "refrain from accessing" or "steer clear of accessing".
For the purpose of this analysis, HIV test avoidance was measured by asking participants: "Do you sometimes avoid accessing HIV tests because you are a drug user?".
The company said this would allow it to avoid accessing the term debt capital market again this year.
Nafophanu head Stella Kentutsi says this stigma leads some HIV-positive people to avoid accessing health services.
By using the redundant information to avoid accessing an overloaded disk drive, the occasional transient imbalance in disk load due to the randomization is partly prevented and, when occurring, can be circumvented.
The Pentagon told the Washington Times that those in the Navy should avoid accessing the site so as to prevent the introduction of "potentially classified information on unclassified networks".
While utilisation of health services by this migrant population was relatively high, we noted potentially vulnerable groups which may either delay or avoid accessing medical care altogether.
Consequently, most avoided accessing public health services, preferring instead to seek treatment from private, pay-for-use services.
Fourth, given that our data was only able to determine whether participants avoided accessing HIV tests due to their drug using behaviour, our analysis was unable to include information on other reasons why IDU may avoid HIV testing.
7 However, this abdominal wall trauma for instrument access and specimen retrieval can be avoided by accessing the abdominal cavity through natural orifices, for example, transvaginally via the posterior vault of the vagina [natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES)].
Items are handed out in carrier bags to avoid stigmatising those accessing the service.
Trialability was more likely to be influenced by recommendation of a significant other and was limited to only disease conditions perceived as non-severe to avoid delay in accessing care from professional health workers.
