The phrase "avoid being disturbed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a desire to maintain focus or peace without interruptions.
Example: "To complete my work efficiently, I prefer to find a quiet space where I can avoid being disturbed."
Alternatives: "prevent interruptions" or "stay undisturbed.".
The son's wife and their children slept in separate rooms to avoid being disturbed by the bell.
The city bears, he and Dr. Berger found, had also become nocturnal, foraging at night -- presumably to avoid being disturbed by people -- and resting during the day.
It's both ugly and essential, so essential that it creates a feeling of shame and resentment — and to avoid being disturbed by the thought we push it out of our minds, into the shadows, where the cops who protect us go about the dirty work of using the threat of violence to enforce the law.
This way, in the situation where the sensors have approximately reached the correct configuration, the system will "harden-up" to keep the current configuration so as to avoid being disturbed into disorder again.
The room was a small private room, located away from the waiting hall, and a light indicating "interview in progress" was turned on to avoid being disturbed.
You might want to divide the room to use space better, or to avoid disturbing or being disturbed by those sharing it.
Species that either do not avoid roads or are disturbed by traffic were more vulnerable to negative population-level effects of roads than species that avoid roads and are not disturbed by traffic.
In general, our results imply that priority for mitigation should be directed towards wide-ranging large mammals with low reproductive rates, birds with larger territories, all amphibians and reptiles, and species that do not avoid roads or are disturbed by traffic.
Our families are disturbed.
