The phrase "avoid humiliating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of preventing embarrassment or shame in various contexts, such as social interactions or professional settings.
Example: "To foster a positive environment, we must avoid humiliating our colleagues during meetings."
Alternatives: "prevent embarrassment" or "steer clear of shaming".
The bargaining has brought some sharp exchanges touching on Greek pride and appeals for Europe to avoid humiliating the Greeks.
One mother, who requested anonymity to avoid humiliating her teenage son, said: "When I told him I went to a meeting on teen sexuality, he said, 'Oh my God, don't say that.' He was so uncomfortable.
So chummy were the relations between Britain's political leaders and Rebekah Brooks, a former chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper subsidiary, that at one point Ms. Brooks found herself cheekily lecturing a future prime minister, David Cameron, about how to avoid humiliating himself by text message, she said.
Both will have to come through if our contestants are to avoid humiliating themselves in front of a national audience.
The two leaders need the United States, an incentive to avoid humiliating Obama.
This would avoid humiliating teachers while still giving a principal an incentive to employ good ones.
Can the United States avoid being humiliated when Khalid Sheikh Mohammed goes on trial?
If I was to avoid being humiliated by the likes of Spiderman again there was only one thing for it: I had to become better - much better - at running away.
From the very first time we had to undress and shower with you straight men, we have learned to be cautious and careful to avoid being humiliated, bullied or beaten up.
Smith's suspension could allow the Celtics to avoid a humiliating sweep.
Citizens were also told to avoid names that "humiliated the honour and dignity of the person".
