The phrase "avoid further attacks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you want to suggest preventing additional harm or aggression, whether in a physical, verbal, or metaphorical sense.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our community, we must take measures to avoid further attacks on our infrastructure."
Alternatives: "prevent additional assaults" or "stop more attacks."
According to Islamic tradition, Wazir was buried immediately in Peshawar, not in Jani Khel, to avoid further attacks by the increasingly powerful Taliban, which now governs much of this borderland between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Instead, this strategy game is set in the aftermath and you need to survive with the resources you have, scope out new buildings to protect your population and avoid further attacks from the dreaded flesh eaters.
The division immediately retreated to avoid further attacks, leaving three destroyers behind to rescue survivors.
The second and third mine hits came after nightfall, which enabled both vessels to avoid further attacks.
The remaining 525 were rescued by three destroyers left behind to rescue survivors as the division immediately retreated to avoid further attacks.
Prompt and effective intervention is required to control intraocular pressure (IOP), relieve pupil block, reopen the anterior angle, avoid further attacks and prevent damage to the optic nerve.
However, these attacks are having real-time impact on the lives of individual women activists and result in pre-emptive censorship, by the women initially targeted and other women, to avoid further attack.
However, these attacks are having real-time impact on the lives of individual women activists and result in preemptive censorship, by the women initially targeted and other women, to avoid further attack.
The provisional government set up by the army and the Front of National Salvation has appealed to the public to avoid further revenge attacks which, it said, had reached "alarming proportions". Where possible, army troops protected prisoners against angry mobs of Romanians.
"They asked David [LaChapelle] and I to sign them," she said, "which we did, but once inside, a woman from Le Figaro verbally attacked me and I changed to avoid further abuse".
