The phrase "avoid getting involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to stay out of a situation or not to participate in something.
Example: "In this conflict, it's best to avoid getting involved to prevent any further complications."
Alternatives: "stay out of it" or "refrain from involvement".
Our Founders never intended that people with religious views should avoid getting involved with politics.
But if he is serious about pursuing a liberal agenda, he can't avoid getting involved.
Maybe you send your kids to private school or grammar school so they can avoid getting involved in this stuff.
It also urges schools to help children "build personal resilience" to help them avoid getting involved in future rioting.
It is thought that options are still being considered but all parties have up to this point wanted to avoid getting involved in the media furore while grieving.
With talks only just getting under way in Athens - and particularly given the IMF's decision to avoid getting involved immediately - analysts say it is increasingly unlikely that a deal can be done in time for 20 August.
Her first approach was to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), only to discover that it avoids getting involved in what might be termed "general" complaints.
Mr. Cuomo, who grew up in Queens but now lives and votes in Westchester County, has studiously avoided getting involved in the race, publicly or privately.
They said little about Bill Belichick leading up to the two games against New England and deftly avoided getting involved in the Keyshawn Johnson fray during the week leading up to game against Tampa Bay.
It buys businesses to hold on to them for ever, avoids getting involved in weak or hard-to-understand companies, gives managers autonomy, ignores the advice of investment bankers and keeps central overheads lower than a limbo stick.
