"avoid bothering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone should refrain from taking a particular action. For example: "Please avoid bothering the neighbors with loud music after 10 pm."
Shomrim officials sometimes begin the searches themselves, partly to avoid bothering the police unnecessarily.
And here is the harsh and nice reality: I do believe that the best employees have won, and I would rather not punish them by trying to avoid bothering others who have never done anything special to be acknowledged.
The next generation of e-mail filters, say HCI researchers, will be "gradation" filters that delay notification or delivery of certain e-mails to avoid bothering the recipient.Henry Holtzman, a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says vehicles provide the most promising environment for context-aware interfaces.
Eric Bridges, the executive director of the American Council of the Blind, who has been blind since birth, told me that before video description he used to make up his own plotlines in order to avoid bothering sighted people with questions.
To avoid "bothering" others, they had withdrawn from casual socialising.
Or, they may wish to avoid bothering others or treading on toes.
Kroger, meanwhile, is allowing any consumer to buy its gift card, both to avoid the bother of tracking stimulus-check receipts and to appeal to affluent consumers who earn too much money to receive any checks.
Other self-described independents may simply want to avoid being bothered by campaign operatives every two years.
They also commented that I should consider staying at home so that I can avoid being bothered by the symptoms.
Be careful to avoid being bothered or distracted by other matters.
Avoid pestering, bothering, or boring her.
