The phrase "avoid any threats" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions to prevent potential dangers or risks in various contexts, such as security, relationships, or business.
Example: "To ensure a safe environment, we must take measures to avoid any threats to our data security."
Alternatives: "prevent any risks" or "steer clear of dangers".
Colonel Qaddafi for decades has skillfully cultivated tribal rivalries to avoid any threat to his authority.
President Nicolas Sarkozy, anxious to stay in Germany's slipstream and avoid any threat to the top-notch credit rating for France, joined her in swatting the suggestion, for now.
For Congress, in Delhi, the hope is for some sort of arrangement with the SP. In return for helping SP, Congress would like more support in the national parliament, helping it to avoid any threat of being toppled mid-term, and to get legislation through.
Later that day, Alex curved northwestward and avoided any threat to the Lesser Antilles.
Strikingly, the signals for 5hmC, 5fC and 5caC diminished subsequently after each round of replication by a factor of two., The majority of genome-wide DNA demethylation in the paternal pronucleus is therefore a mixture of active enzymatic conversion of 5mCs and passive, replication-coupled dilution of the oxidation products, avoiding any threat for genomic instability.
To get the most of this information and the holiday season, you, as a business owner, ecommerce manager or marketing specialist, should take some steps to get prepared not only for wonderful expected revenue but also to avoid any potential threats to business.
Over time, your bird(s) may feel more secure around any other pets - so don't abandon them, just avoid any possible threats scaring the bird.
Mr. Draghi, during the news conference, was careful to avoid any explicit threat to take action to push down the euro, or to criticize any other countries.
Access the cloud from a secured computer/ device to avoid any security threat(s).
