The phrase "avoid incurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention to prevent or steer clear of certain costs, debts, or consequences.
Example: "To maintain a healthy budget, we must avoid incurring unnecessary expenses."
Alternatives: "steer clear of" or "prevent accumulating".
Make smaller withdrawals over a number of years to avoid incurring higher rates of tax.
Such a structure would let Vivendi avoid incurring heavy taxes in the deal.
That would be true even if they had raised taxes to avoid incurring more debt.
If he can avoid incurring the wrath of refs he might well be the perfect, muscular minder for Cazorla.
(I confess that on more than one occasion, I deleted a mistake from an already sent e-mail to avoid incurring Bob's wrath).
Those who have been left unable to make routine payments, such as rent, mortgage or utility bills, have been told to contact their branch to avoid incurring costs.
By classifying its army of drivers as independent contractors, Uber has avoided incurring costs such as the minimum wage, overtime, healthcare benefits and reimbursing drivers for their mileage.
They presume that epiphenomenalism is to be avoided, and they go to great lengths to try to show that they have avoided incurring that anathema, despite maintaining the sufficiency of physical causation in conjunction with some kind of distinction between the mental and the physical.
Six different teams –,,,,, and – avoided incurring penalties over the course of the race, and so shared in winning the Fair Play classification.
This avoids incurring the costs of establishing an entirely new research infrastructure specifically for NCDs in countries with severely constrained resources.
This avoided incurring the computational cost of decomposition plus residual computation for each phenotype as would typically be done if a linear model was fit separately for each phenotype and marker.
