The phrase "avoid disgraceful" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to steer clear of actions or behaviors that would lead to shame or dishonor.
Example: "To maintain your reputation in the community, it is essential to avoid disgraceful conduct at all costs."
Alternatives: "steer clear of shameful" or "refrain from dishonorable".
"From now on, Mikser will send all of its monthly programming to the Ministry of Internal Affairs so they can avoid future disgraceful scenes like this one", they stated.
In the Second World War, Great Britain granted conscientious-objection status not just to complete pacifists, but to those who objected to fighting in that particular war; this was done partly out of genuine respect, but also to avoid the disgraceful and futile persecutions of conscientious objectors that occurred during the First World War.
"The idea that we have all these companies that avoid paying taxes through all these gimmicks is disgraceful," said Mr. Levin, the chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
The "Morning Joe" co-host called the author's behavior "disgraceful". "We're not going to avoid the story just because he is our friend," co-host Mika Brzezinski said.
Holloway suggested Adam could be worth "£46m" due to what Blackpool would earn should they avoid relegation and Holloway described Villa's recent offers as "absolutely disgraceful".
They are appropriate responses to horror, disgraceful conduct, injustice, and sin, and, as such, help teach us to avoid them or fight against them in the future … there appears to be a connection between the possibility of feeling deep unhappiness and the prospects for achieving genuine happiness.
"It is a disgraceful proposal to take from the poorest people on earth in order to avoid paying the cost of flooding from Britain's own resources, resources which the prime minister has already promised," Lord Deben told EurActiv.
"When using social networking, RCMP members must avoid compromising the integrity of the RCMP or portraying themselves or the organization in a disgraceful or discreditable manner".
Sands described the delay as "rather disgraceful", and said publication of the report should now be delayed until after the election, to avoid it being used as a political tool.
Disgraceful, truly disgraceful!
