The phrase "avoid enormous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to steer clear of large or significant issues, problems, or risks.
Example: "To ensure a smooth project, it's essential to avoid enormous setbacks that could derail our timeline."
Alternatives: "steer clear of major" or "prevent significant".
Adaptation to the disruptions climate change will bring is necessary to avoid enormous human and economic costs.
It involves picking a route around hidden ice currents to avoid enormous pressures capable of mangling the hulls of most vessels.
This test scenario allows to detect high voltage, leak, joint, sensor and cooling failure before installation into the ITER machine, and therefore, to avoid enormous disassembly and reinstallation work and as consequence large additional costs and delay.
Finally, there is an urgent need to provide help to the schools involved in the Trojan horse affair to avoid enormous damage to their pupils' education and community cohesion.
Yet to avoid enormous wastes of capital that could fund more worthy and impactful businesses, VCs will have to dig deeper than what sounds like a big idea from a smart team.
"Improving air quality management in Ulaanbaatar and reducing pollution concentrations would prevent illnesses, save lives and avoid enormous health costs".
Mr. McCall's main competitor for the nomination, Andrew M. Cuomo, has criticized his management of the retirement fund, charging the comptroller should have avoided enormous losses on investments in fallen companies like WorldCom, Enron, Global Crossings and Tyco.
Sam Walton, spread his equity in Wal-Mart among his family early on, avoiding enormous estate taxes.
To some extent, Burke said, the military can't avoid using enormous amounts of energy.
The potential for the administration to find itself enmeshed in intractable problems it had sought to avoid is enormous.
I'm big on top with square shoulders, so wear tight-fitting clothes to avoid looking enormous.
