"avoid being found" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in situations where someone wants to avoid being discovered or caught by someone else. Example: John was hiding in the closet, trying to avoid being found by his younger brother who was playing hide-and-seek.
"It is not enough simply to avoid being found guilty of a crime," the policy states.
Her father Michael Doran said she and her friend hid under chairs to avoid being found by the gunmen.
Under the league's personal-conduct policy, "it is not enough simply to avoid being found guilty of a crime.
They had regularly changed their residence ever since to avoid being found, while he, having fled to the U.S., was now bogged down in asylum proceedings.
To avoid being found out, he would mix a "coffin" – a slug of every other bottle he could find mixed in a tall glass.
(That is probably the last step you want to take. A warning will most likely encourage the thief to stay off the Internet to avoid being found).
The impact on HPV-related disease incidence and costs avoided was found to occur relatively soon after initiating the vaccine programme, with much of the early impact being due to the prevention of HPV6/11-related genital warts.
For example, in the Heart Protection Study (HPS), 40 mg of simvastatin once daily in a group of patients which mainly excluded those with heart failure, the cost per major vascular event avoided was £11600; while in a subgroup of high-risk patients (individuals with a 42% 5 year risk of a major vascular event) an ICER of £4500 per major vascular event avoided was found.
Alice cautiously employs digital watermarking techniques to embed the sentence in a way that avoids it being found and removed by a malicious Bob.
A former film studio employee has avoided prison after being found guilty of illegally uploading The Revenant and The Peanuts Movie to the internet.
