The phrase "avoid bans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing strategies or actions to prevent being banned from a platform, service, or activity.
Example: "To maintain a good standing in the community, it's essential to follow the rules and avoid bans."
Alternatives: "prevent restrictions" or "steer clear of bans".
Our poll this week showed that the new changes (which would allow states to avoid banning jacked up premiums on preexisting conditions) should make this even more toxic for moderates.
The IOC and the World Anti-Doping arency alsoalso undergoing an investigation into the laboratory used for testing at the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014, amid serious allegations that Russian samples were switched to a shadow lab in order to avoid banned substances being discovered.
Rangers assistant Ally McCoist won his appeal against a touchline suspension, while Madjid Bougherra and El-Hadji Diouf avoided bans for misconduct.
"investing is predatory", "over 75% of investors are bad", "avoid banned investors".
But like most institutions, the Cleveland Clinic is trying to avoid outright bans by asking researchers to disclose their ties and trying to minimize the effect of the conflicts.
After the verdict, Assistant Chief Constable Gary Beautridge, said: "We hope this conviction serves as a timely reminder to motorists who try and avoid driving bans by 'giving' their points to others.
Farmers across the country are taking measures to reduce their water consumption and avoid compulsory bans on water use, following one of the driest two-year periods on record.
Bosch, in a statement Wednesday, said its technology cuts emissions far below legal limits taking effect in 2020 and can help automakers avoid driving bans which threaten to doom the technology.
Response to the move has been positive thus far, but it remains to be seen how effective this and other security measures will be at improving safety (and helping Uber avoid looming bans by local Indian governments).
