The phrase "avoid discoveries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wants to express the intention to steer clear of making new findings or revelations.
Example: "In order to maintain the status quo, we must avoid discoveries that could disrupt our current processes."
Alternatives: "steer clear of findings" or "prevent revelations".
This uncharacteristic restraint is also part of HP's plan to avoid discovery".
To avoid discovery, fraudsters often disguise themselves as honest members by imitating normal trading behaviors.
Still, he took great pains to avoid discovery, and he worried that, were he caught, he could be charged with a crime.
It would appear that Petraeus and his hagiographer-turned-running-mate-turned-mistress, Paula Broadwell, took precautions to avoid discovery of their relationship.
Mr. Navasky knew that his possession of the manuscript was not authorized, and that the manuscript must be returned quickly to his "source" to avoid discovery.
"To avoid discovery I stay on the run," says the narrator at the beginning and near the end of Jeanette Winterson's seventh novel, adding, "To discover things for myself, I stay on the run".
Investigators said that Mr. Burrick then embarked on a series of transfers of money from the trust account of one of his firm's clients to the soccer club account to avoid discovery.
She was drugged and ordered to obey a set of rules to avoid discovery, including keeping away from windows, lowering the TV volume, and doing nothing without Donovan's permission.
I never tell anybody that these are original". Kahveci says that counterfeiters are increasingly resorting to more ingenious tactics to avoid discovery and arrest: "If you have an arrest warrant for a certain address, they simply move their goods into the neighbour's shop". And, he adds: "Many workshops now work behind closed blinds over the weekend, when they appear to be closed.
Care will be taken to avoid discovery of spurious relationships by leveraging the size of our data to correct for the multiple hypotheses tested during exploratory analyses.
