The phrase "avoid doing any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from engaging in certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it's important to avoid doing any activities that could lead to injury."
Alternatives: "steer clear of" or "refrain from doing any".
(I avoid doing any metrics analysis myself and happily delegate).
But it should at least be careful to avoid doing any more gratuitous harm, to itself or the Muslims.
I had put 6,000 miles between myself and home to avoid doing any thinking about our politics.
The challenge and answer are JSON-encoded strings, but an application can use convenience functions to avoid doing any JSON processing itself.
The medical literature is replete with the maxim 'primum non nocere', cautioning health care providers to avoid doing any harm to human subjects in their delivery of medical care.
If we're lucky, we can even move the condition all the way back into the primitive sampling call and avoid doing any work at all that will eventually be rejected later.
The couple had always avoided doing any legal planning, but this summer, after an operation to remove part of Ms. Glazer's kidney, they realized they had to.
Clemens's trainer and alleged steroids supplier, Brian McNamee, meanwhile, coöperated from the beginning with the government's lead doping investigator, Jeff Novitzky, and thereby avoided doing any time.
On the way to the station, I chucked some bread into the pond next to uni, avoided doing any About a Boy-style duck murdering, and carried on my merry way.
He acknowledged that as a matter of principle, he had deliberately avoided doing any political spadework in advance of the new rules, even as his critics assembled the coalition against them.
He says he has avoided doing any smuggling himself, or resorting to other illegal activities like selling alcohol or organizing mixed weddings, where men and women dance with one another — all common in Iran's underground economy.
