The phrase "avoid further investigations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wishes to prevent additional inquiries or examinations into a matter.
Example: "To maintain confidentiality, we must find a way to avoid further investigations into the case."
Alternatives: "prevent additional inquiries" or "stop further probes".
If Mr. Almunia ultimately accepts Google's offer, the company will avoid further investigation.
Mark A. Ryan, a spokesman for the company, said, "Bayer believes its actions were lawful, but decided to resolve the investigation to avoid further expense and disruption of business".
The primary contractor involved in the scandal-plagued CityTime project that has cost city taxpayers more than $600 million, is set to pay $500 million to settle its current federal investigation and avoid further prosecution.
"There must be a prompt, independent and transparent investigation to determine what happened, who was responsible, and how to avoid further needless loss of civilian life".
Even if per definition a screening test should be characterised by elevated sensitivity, it is similarly important that it should be adequately specific to avoid costly further investigations and/or unnecessary follow-up in healthy subjects.
However, to avoid speculation, further investigation would be required at an individual rather than population level of data.
Similar steps such as holding the first ever NPC election must continue on the part of the government if they are serious about avoiding further resolutions and potential international investigations.
By refusing to answer lawmakers' questions about the Cohen investigation, Mr. Sessions avoided further wrath from Mr. Trump if he were to conclude that his attorney general had stepped back from an inquiry that the president is said to view as a greater threat than the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling.
Gustafsson et al. [ 32] reported that a normal NT-proBNP effectively ruled out left ventricular systolic dysfunction in primary care patients referred for echocardiography, thereby avoiding unnecessary further investigation.
