The phrase "avoid identified" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding something that has been identified, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To ensure safety, we must avoid identified risks during the project."
Alternatives: "steer clear of identified" or "prevent identified".
Balanchine's originality, however, is to avoid identifying a specific couple consistently with either personality.
Mr. Bush has been trying to avoid identifying individuals or agencies responsible for the Iraq failures.
To avoid identifying the girl, authorities did not identify the man, who was being held on $100,000 bail.
It is so personal that most news organizations, including The New York Times, try hard to avoid identifying rape victims.
That's interesting!' " Not only do Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone avoid identifying the winning formula; they're most attracted to ideas that seem like poor ones.
Information about niche occupations – for example, salaried professional footballers or TV presenters – has also been suppressed by the ONS to avoid identifying individual pay packets.
Turkish officials were careful in their comments to avoid identifying Iran as the specific threat motivating their decision to join NATO's American-designed missile shield.
But it's still culturally sensitive enough to avoid identifying any real-life faction as the villains: Yune's terrorist isn't affiliated to the North Korean government, but to a splinter group.
In a Westminster hearing screened worldwide, he repeatedly tried to avoid identifying the specific culprits in his company, often blaming earlier legal counsel for inadequate advice or leaving his son to explain his behaviour.
On Sunday, after Henning was shown and named in the latest video posted online by Islamic State, the FCO withdrew a request to the media to avoid identifying him, and distributed a photograph taken on a trip to Syria.
