The phrase "avoid fatalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety, risk management, or emergency response where the goal is to prevent loss of life.
Example: "The new safety protocols were implemented to avoid fatalities during construction work."
Alternatives: "prevent deaths" or "reduce casualties".
Our results suggest that when TS mutant channels are expressed at levels low enough to avoid fatality, they are sufficient to cause multiple, distinct behavioral abnormalities, in line with the core aspects of ASD.
The much larger and older operations of the Big Three have had numerous fatal accidents the last two decades, while Honda's Ohio plants have avoided fatalities.
While avoiding fatalities was at the top of the list for everyone who raised her voice at the conference — this was, by the way, a fully gender-balanced event — that's not the only value in the mix.
Phailin was the strongest system to hit India in more than a decade, yet an evacuation effort that moved 600,000 to safety seemed to have been largely successful at avoiding fatalities.
The administration concludes that freezing the standards would save nearly $198 billion in avoided fatalities, injuries, and damage.
It is important to note that the provided estimates on safety effects consider future systems in future scenarios, which makes estimated numbers of avoided fatalities and injuries in the EU-28 somewhat uncertain.
One avoided fatality is found to be equivalent to around 3.5 avoided severe injuries, which is lower than the official value of 6 used by the Swedish Road Administration.
In the shooting in Las Vegas, the sound of the gunfire apparently helped people know where to go to avoid more fatalities, he said.
But beyond these tick-box criteria, Daallo has managed to avoid any fatalities during two decades of civil war in Somalia, one of the world's most unstable countries.
