The phrase "avoid hurdles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent obstacles or challenges in a process or situation.
Example: "To ensure the project stays on track, we need to identify potential risks early and find ways to avoid hurdles."
Alternatives: "overcome obstacles" or "sidestep challenges.".
A spokesman for the governor said at one point on Friday that to avoid logistical hurdles, fares would be free in Brooklyn only along the southern tail of the R train, which includes few transfers between Bay Ridge-95th Street and Union Street.
A "Battleship" producer recently claimed that alien enemies allow the film to avoid "political hurdles about having the U.S. Navy portrayed as fighting another modern navy".
Research is required in this area, where the utilization of robust predictive models to assess palatability is desired as it could avoid the hurdles of conducting clinical trials [41].
Get all your financial documents ready to avoid any hurdles in the set up process.
It's too late to avoid that hurdle.
Since 2001 he has worked as a hospice admissions nurse, a job that allows him to work with patients while avoiding the hurdles that doctors have to overcome to practice medicine in the United States.
The proposed multitasking column avoids all hurdles involved in the traditional way to produce and purify all those three components.
Adding speech rather than subtracting it avoids constitutional hurdles.
A UNPA based on existing parliamentarians may be easier to establish, because it avoids several hurdles, such as decisions on electoral cycles, a universally acceptable electoral body, legitimacy of elections, and so on: "A body comprising national parliamentarians has the 'stamp of approval' built-in.
If Bristol hope to have avoided that hurdle this time, they ought to have a psychological edge, having twice beaten Worcester in this season's two league meetings.
