The phrase "avoid cheating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to encourage honesty or discourage dishonest behavior, particularly in academic or competitive settings.
Example: "To ensure a fair testing environment, it is important for all students to avoid cheating during the exam."
Alternatives: "steer clear of cheating" or "refrain from cheating".
The report does include a long list of recommendations for school officials to help avoid cheating in the future, including increasing the number of proctors monitoring test applications and ensuring that teachers don't watch over their own students.
We also found that the proposed auction is cheat-proof and, thus, can avoid cheating behaviors in the auction process.
The United States agreed, with the rest of the world, to use 1990 as the "baseline year" for comparing emissions levels, to avoid cheating on emissions reduction targets.
For instance, in the mutualism between client fish and cleaner fish in which cleaner fish obtain food from removing client parasites, client fish recognize and avoid cheating cleaners that also bite healthy tissues (Bshary, 2002).
They might be single, or open to a relationship (but avoid cheating - see warnings below).
A trainer will also provide encouragement and help you avoid cheating or shortening workouts.
The Handicap Principle proposes that the honesty of social signals is ensured by the cost paid to produce or maintain their expression, thus avoiding "cheating" and reinforcing the evolutionary stability of the signaling system [3], [4].
All the corrupting messiness of experience has been avoided, cheated.
Some industry lobbyists said they doubted the system for trading carbon credits could be set up in a way that avoided cheating or inaccuracy.
College students throughout the country have a new book to add to their collections of dictionaries and other essential reference materials the first-ever guide to avoiding cheating and plagiarism.
When visitors see the moles on my fence, they often ask: "Are they hung there to scare the other moles?" In fact, I explain, they are hung on the fences because the mole-catcher gets paid per animal (£5 per body is the going rate), and they are displayed out in the open to avoid anyone cheating their way to a higher fee.
