The phrase "avoid distraction" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: It's important to maintain focus and avoid distraction while studying for exams.
Remove anything that doesn't illuminate the point to avoid distraction.
What I really need is to avoid distraction.
So there are at least some times when I can avoid distraction.
I also asked them to estimate me, the teacher, but I'll not reveal that, to avoid distraction.
Quite a lot of the time, to keep things orderly and to avoid distraction, you button your lip.
They wall off their players and themselves to avoid distraction and concentrate on the grim task at hand.
Here are some ways to avoid distractions: Don't get distracted online.
Focus on it to avoid distractions.
Observe, listen, ask thoughtful questions, avoid distractions and multi-tasking.
Observe, listen, ask thoughtful questions, and avoid distractions and multitasking.
During the week of a major, Mickelson has said, he prefers to avoid distractions.
