The phrase "avoid delivering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention to refrain from providing or sending something, such as information or a message.
Example: "To maintain confidentiality, we must avoid delivering sensitive information to unauthorized personnel."
Alternatives: "refrain from sending" or "steer clear of providing".
"That's why we do not bring everything, to avoid delivering the wrong order".
Rats and monkeys had been found to forgo food to avoid delivering electric shocks to relatives.
I don't know how much longer the bulk of the parliamentary Labour party can avoid delivering it.
They use literary flourishes and the tools of journalism as a kind of placebo to avoid delivering the strong medicine the reader craves.
The only thing I'd change next time is to avoid delivering it in San Francisco the day before my clinical trial visit in Denver: Evidently butterflies are aggravated by PET scans.
And while most singers would be wise to avoid delivering lyrics in the persona of an observant and rather exacting house cat, Mr. Samson beat the odds with "Plea From a Cat Named Virtute".
Although these stories, especially those of Cortés and Pizarro, are well known, he avoids delivering just another tsk-tsking, another condemnation of the havoc wrought by the Europeans.
That conviction was upheld in April 1991 by the Fifth District Court of Appeals, over the dissent of a judge who noted that Ms. Johnson could have avoided "delivering" the drugs only by severing the umbilical cords, an act that could have killed her and her children.
Phone companies have avoided delivering broadband to rural areas because their profit margins are higher in cities.
The need for a clean delivery surface was raised repeatedly, including explicit discussion of avoiding delivering in the dirt.
Respondents frequently mentioned the need for a clean delivery surface, including explicit discussion of avoiding delivering in the dirt.
