The phrase "avoid deceit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to refrain from being dishonest or misleading in their actions or words.
Example: "In all your dealings, it is important to avoid deceit to maintain trust and integrity."
Alternatives: "steer clear of dishonesty" or "refrain from deception.".
To avoid such deceit effectively, the model is expected to offer a mechanism to identify the changes of users' trust value efficiently.
"You must avoid the snares of deceit and clever lies and devilish charm," said Jim Letten, the lead prosecutor.
But few plants are known to resort to deceit to avoid being eaten.
That living a life of lies and deceit to avoid financial hardship is the way to go?
In the face of today's market debacles and rampant corporate duplicity, people are asking me, "How can investors avoid falling prey to corporate deceit?
Since conscience is authoritative and proximate for Butler, and since the dictates of conscience coincide with our self-love, self-deceit only gets off the ground if we avoid reflection or if we reflect poorly.
Staveley's firm, PCP Capital Partners, is suing for alleged fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit over the arrangements made with Qatar in 2008 that helped the bank avoid a taxpayer bailout.
They also described a pattern of deceit that, they said, revealed Mr. Miller's awareness that Ms. Miller was seeking to avoid court-ordered visits and the imminent transfer of primary custody to Ms. Jenkins by a family court judge in Vermont.
In his opening statement on Monday, Mr. Swift talked more about Mr. Headley, who pleaded guilty in an attempt to avoid the death penalty, than he did his own client, describing Mr. Headley's history of deceit, including multiple marriages and working as an informer for the Drug Enforcement Administration while he was trafficking heroin into the country from Pakistan.
This deceit never got easier.
