The phrase "avoid fulfilling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of intentionally not completing or satisfying a requirement, obligation, or expectation.
Example: "He tried to avoid fulfilling his responsibilities at work, which ultimately led to his dismissal."
Alternatives: "evade meeting" or "shun completing".
They tend to use procrastination, inefficiency, and forgetfulness to avoid fulfilling obligations.
Together, they struggle to avoid fulfilling a prophecy that the son of the murderer will kill the son of the victim.
With the foreign secretary, Sir Edward Grey, ducking and diving, the British look to avoid fulfilling their Triple Entente obligations to France and Russia.
Describing herself Friday as a full-time student, Ms. Hou said she did not receive any "special privileges" that allowed her to avoid fulfilling her course requirements.
infinitely clever and complex and inhumane delays and devices we create to avoid and deny death, to avoid fulfilling our destiny and arriving at our destination.. . .
But this separate issue should not serve as a pretext for Turkey to avoid fulfilling its European obligations or to project a separate entity in the occupied part of Cyprus, putting aside United Nations resolutions.
A circuit judge found the company, the Detroit International Bridge Company, had avoided fulfilling its contract to help build ramps connecting two freeways to the bridge.
Re flight No BA54 at from Johannesburgh South Africa Thursday 15/4/2010 Dear Mr Walsh, Are your staff manipulating tired and disorientated passengers to avoid BA fulfilling its responsibilities?
But while his death by police shooting in Colton, Oregon, was ruled a suicide, it was not clear officers did everything to avoid him fulfilling it, according to his family.
This prevention focus places the emphasis on avoiding danger, fulfilling responsibilities, and doing what feel you ought to do.
When you are prevention-focused, you want to avoid danger, fulfill your responsibilities, and be someone people can count on.
