The phrase "avoid any pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing strategies or methods to prevent discomfort or suffering.
Example: "In order to ensure a smooth recovery, it is important to follow the doctor's advice to avoid any pain during the rehabilitation process."
Alternatives: "prevent any discomfort" or "steer clear of pain".
"All I can say is that Jeffrey and Michael Derderian are looking to put a resolution to this and to avoid any further pain to any of the victims' families or survivors of the tragedy," Hagerty said.
Moreover, blood sampling was conducted only by certified veterinarians who follow the German Animal Welfare Act to avoid any unnecessary pain, suffering and damage to the animals.
To avoid any local pain sensitization, the trial run tests were performed on the index finger, the subsequent actual testing was performed on the middle fingers.
If your piercing has any curves in it, gently twist or turn the piece of jewelry as you push it in to accommodate the curves and avoid any unnecessary pain.
So all these things that are unnatural in the sense that they are not what we were initially given, are they OK?" What troubles Newson most about all this is that he has identified "an absolute issue of trying to avoid any sense of pain or difficulty".
Subjects were asked to avoid any use of pain or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) during the race.
Remember to use a light touch to heighten the tickling sensation and to avoid causing any pain to your victim.
In fact, the Koran and the Islamic written traditions that form Shariah, or religious law, specify minimum ages for animals to be slaughtered, and provide details about avoiding any unnecessary pain, Sheik Baba said.
... It's all a part of you having to avoid any discomfort in your pain and in finding the drug.
If you have musculoskeletal complaints, avoid any exercises that trigger pain, whether it occurs while exercising or in the hours/days following.
