The phrase "avoid being rejected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or behaviors aimed at preventing rejection in various contexts, such as social situations, job applications, or personal relationships.
Example: "To increase your chances of success in interviews, it's important to prepare thoroughly and avoid being rejected by showcasing your skills effectively."
Alternatives: "steer clear of rejection" or "prevent rejection".
Disruption of HLA class I alone may delay the rejection but may not be sufficient to avoid being rejected eventually by the recipients.
Raymond Cobb, 42, said he wants a braid to avoid being rejected by his ancestors when "crossing over" after death.
And I wasn't being "too nice" to avoid being rejected, I was being "too nice" to avoid being seen.
When people feel disconnected, they become reactive, project their anxiety onto others, create more fear, blame others for what is missing in their lives, reject first to avoid being rejected, and disengage.
In proposing, make sure you buy an expensive ring to avoid being rejected.
When we're so focused on pleasing others in hopes to avoid being criticized or rejected, that's when we ignore ourselves -- and the most important relationship that we have in this world is the one that we have with ourselves.
Indeed, the omission is especially important as the French and Russians made proposals to include an express requirement for a further decision, but these were rejected precisely to avoid being tied to the need to obtain a second resolution.
Its list of Russian officials barred from entering the United States has not been made public, but some government figures prefer not to apply for a visa to avoid the humiliation of being rejected.By far the most serious measure in fighting kleptocracy in Russia has been Mr Obama's revamping of the Foreign Corruption Practices Act.
When I look back at these excuses (with some level of regret), it's pretty clear that I was avoiding mentoring for fear being rejected.
It's unhealthy because people do it to avoid facing the unpleasantness of being rejected.
In order to avoid risk of a claim being rejected for reimbursement, most clinics would have had less incentive to prescribe TZD because its unit price was much higher than the unit prices of the other oral antidiabetic agents.
