The phrase "avoid demolition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the preservation of a structure or the decision to not tear down a building.
Example: "In order to maintain the historical integrity of the area, we must find ways to avoid demolition of the old library."
Alternatives: "prevent destruction" or "stop tearing down".
Reputable companies avoid demolition debris containing harmful chemicals.
(To avoid demolition by real-estate developers, the structure was declared a landmark and moved into Prospect Park, in 1917).
Mr. Spady is worried that the row, described several years ago as "a tiny Alamo" that had managed to avoid demolition when apartment houses were going up nearby a couple of generations ago, may not remain unbroken much longer.
16 NATIONAL 18-25 Hedging a Rule to Rebuild New Orleans officials are helping homeowners seeking to rebuild by bending a rule that says homes must be less than 50percentt damaged to avoid demolition.
The collapse is a serious blow to the future of the remarkable floating city, which is constantly fighting to avoid demolition and had found a beacon of hope in Makoko Floating School.
In a piece for the Twentieth Century Society's magazine four years ago, the architect David Reat hoped that it could avoid demolition by finding a different use, such as the "Bregenzer Festspiele, resplendent with its Seebühne backdropped by Zumthor's glass box and sound of creaking masts in the marina nearby".
However, the station avoided demolition and was renovated in 1988.
Manor Farm and the local woods eventually avoided demolition in January 1930, after the visit by a member of the Royal Society of Arts to choose the buildings that should be conserved.
Instead, it connects with people who still live in the project as squatters and spends time with the congregation of the Greater Shiloh Baptist Church, a historic black church at the site that has twice avoided demolition.
The film shined a light on those who still live there as squatters, as well as showing the congregation of the Greater Shiloh Baptist Church, a historic black church at the site that has twice avoided demolition.
Whereas the Spartans' goal was to liberate Greece from tyranny, which required them to dismantle the Athenian empire, all the Athenians had to do was to avoid such demolition.
