The phrase "avoid further work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting to refrain from additional tasks or efforts in a particular context.
Example: "To streamline the process, we should avoid further work on this project until we receive feedback from the client."
Alternatives: "prevent additional tasks" or "refrain from extra efforts".
To avoid further delay, the working group RDMA advised the HORA project to start implementation in September 2008, whilst formal approval of the RDMA and the Dutch Minister of Healthcare was still pending.
Moreover, a successful trial of the GCED in those patients with a high likelihood of having gluten cross-contamination, for instance those with high celiac serology, would avoid further unnecessary medical work-up.
"In light of last week's events it has to prove it can do this effectively, fairly and legitimately if it's to avoid further challenges that its work would be better done through the ITU [International Telecommunication Union]." Icann intends for the first batch of new suffixes to go live by the end of May.
I want to avoid further distraction from the good work being done by the prime minister and his Liberal team".
Anna delivers a blow to Mr. Bates as a way to avoid further questioning: "We live together, we work together.
Working quickly to avoid further melting, roll into a log shape holding the plastic wrap.
But the Pentagon is working with relief groups to avoid further accidents like the bombing of Red Cross warehouse and to insure clearer routes into the country.
Mr. Svanberg said that Ericsson would work to improve its internal financial forecasting procedures to avoid further surprises.
He said that Ericsson would work to improve its internal financial forecasting procedures to avoid further surprises.
But Mears said DiCaprio's technique of pretending to be dead to avoid further injury at the hands of a marauding female bear might just have worked.
