The phrase "avoid dismissal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is trying to prevent being disregarded or rejected, often in professional or formal situations.
Example: "To ensure your proposal is taken seriously, it is important to avoid dismissal by addressing potential concerns upfront."
Alternatives: "prevent rejection" or "elude disapproval".
Judge Fisher declined today to set a deadline for the teachers and secretaries to return to work, to avoid dismissal.
She added that the court had also "ordered an evidentiary hearing, describing the hurdles the plaintiffs must overcome to avoid dismissal of their Title IX and state law claims".
A flailing tail-ender, he somehow managed to avoid dismissal in 16 of his 17 innings while accumulating 102 runs, thus topping the averages, much to the chagrin of Neil Harvey (65.80).
The industry motto could have been, "Since we trust, why verify?" In decisions that should send alarms through bank boardrooms, MBIA has managed to persuade judges in three cases that it has a strong enough argument to avoid dismissal at an early stage.
All that is necessary for plaintiffs to avoid dismissal at the pleading stage when entire fairness applies is a reasonable inference that there is a controlling stockholder on both sides of the transaction and allegations that suggest the absence of fairness of the price or process.
"Because of budget limitations and the unavailability of adequate detention facilities, it is simply impossible as a practical matter to prosecute many cases involving the transportation or harboring of large numbers of illegal aliens, where all the aliens must be incarcerated for a substantial period of time to avoid dismissal of the charges, even though the prosecution's case may be overwhelming.
These funds are meant to help crisis-hit states and municipalities to avoid dismissals of police officers or other reductions in police services as they cope with the recession.
Mustafa Kemal avoided dismissal from the army by officially resigning late on the evening of July 7.
All 19 were sent off, with only the two goalkeepers and Boca's Peruvian defender Julio Melendez avoiding dismissal.
He was suspended around Easter of that year for publicly criticising a staff officer and encouraging insubordination; following unfavourable findings by a military inquiry, Neild avoided dismissal only by investing considerable amounts of money into the regiment.
Mohamed Elneny was on the fortunate side to avoid a dismissal earlier in the game for taking down Nélson Oliveira.
