The phrase "avoid defer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of not postponing or delaying something, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We should avoid defer and make a decision today."
Alternatives: "avoid postponing" or "refrain from delaying".
"I'd rather not use a credit card," Bradway said of the way he wants to avoid deferring contracts.
But when the defensive intensity increases in the playoffs, the challenge for the Knicks will be to avoid deferring too much to Anthony, in the interest of finding and sustaining a delicate chemistry that would allow Anthony's future Hall of Fame candidacy to evoke 1973-like memofiesharingaring, sacrifice and ultimate celebration.
But he avoids deferring to sentimentality when contemplating Australians at war, just as he considers with stark emotional efficiency the terrible plight of the rural poor, especially women, and dispossessed Indigenous peoples.
Researchers have long been intrigued as to whether this ability to avoid, or defer, gratification is related to outcomes in life.
His dishonesty is simply a bad habit that he has gotten into in order to avoid or defer conflict with his parents.
Maintenance of systemic right ventricular function is crucial for long-term survival, and interventions that improve ventricular function and avoid or defer transplantation in patients with HLHS are urgently needed.
3 Despite the espoused potential of telehealth and telecare technologies to enable people to 'age in place' (ie, avoid or defer institutional care in later life and remain active participants in society), benefits achieved to date have been modest.
This goes to the heart of the most explosive part of the sentence, which the supreme court judges tried to avoid by deferring the length of his ban from public office to another court.
The conservatives have always seen a plebiscite as a means of avoiding or deferring marriage equality rather than enabling it.
