The phrase "avoid depriving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of not taking something away from someone or something, often in a context of fairness or consideration.
Example: "To ensure a positive experience for all participants, we must avoid depriving anyone of their opportunity to contribute."
Alternatives: "prevent taking away" or "refrain from denying".
He submitted his entry in an unofficial capacity, to avoid depriving less worthy contestants of the prize money.
This study was an attempt to broaden ICU admission policies and to suggest other types of ICU admission to avoid depriving ICU management to patients who may potentially benefit.
Costa Rica, France and Turkey had been seen as potential destinations, though Cook insisted he would only move to another nation with no -80kg fighter to avoid depriving someone of the chance to represent their country of birth at an Olympics.
These are: 1) the duty to avoid depriving; 2) the duty to protect from deprivation; and 3) the duty to aid the deprived.
Also, admission policies must be broadened and closely evaluated to avoid depriving patients who may benefit from life-sustaining therapies.
Because of the overall increased survival that has been reported in critically ill patients with cancer, we outline an easy-to-use and evidence-based ICU admission triage criteria that may help avoid depriving life support to patients with cancer who can benefit.
At the oral argument, even Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. conceded that, to avoid immediately depriving subsidized people of insurance in the middle of their current policies, the court could stay its decision to year's end.
Heather McGhee, president of the liberal think tank Demos, focused on the way tax loopholes and other schemes rich people use to avoid taxes have deprived public institutions and services of much-needed revenue.
"By waiting to see if in fact he will turn the trial into a farce," Justice Scalia said, "you avoid the risk of depriving him of his right to represent himself, which is certainly a very important constitutional right".
In one possible situation, the governor could find money for Mr. de Blasio's prekindergarten classes, but avoid enacting new taxes — depriving the mayor-elect of the potent political dividends that come with making the wealthy pay more.
A26 The Marines, headed to Iraq this spring, say they intend to refrain from the get-tough tactics that have been used recently by Army units in an effort to avoid alienating Iraqis and depriving American commanders of the support and intelligence needed to ferret out threats.
