The phrase "avoid inspection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wishes to evade or prevent scrutiny or examination of something.
Example: "To ensure the project remains on schedule, we must find ways to avoid inspection by the regulatory authorities."
Alternatives: "evade scrutiny" or "dodge examination".
It tried by all means to avoid inspection".
Depleted seafood stocks in the Gulf of Thailand have encouraged Thai vessels to explore neighbouring waters off the coasts of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, often using fake permits and ghost fleets to avoid inspection by authorities.
Apple Tours, which was founded in 1991 by Harry Grant, a New Jersey developer, had for years been cited for a range of misdeeds, from fabricating customs records on imported buses to skirting environmental regulations to switching permits on buses to avoid inspection to operating an illegal garage in a residential neighborhood.
In this case,the indictments allege that Suzhou Textiles, the export broker, mislabeled 800 metric tons of wheat gluten tainted with the toxic chemical melamine to avoid inspection in China.
But the number of plants involved in the typical manufacture of a single product such as the iPhone is typically so large that many avoid inspection.
It is not uncommon for forest officers to avoid inspection because they do not know the process or criticize without being able to provide answers.
In 1995, the company paid a $100,000 fine after it was caught switching license plates to avoid inspections.
The allegations include the underreporting of catches to the South African authorities, the falsifying of documents and the nighttime unloading of vessels in South Africa to avoid inspections, according to an indictment unsealed yesterday in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
To avoid inspections, quarantines and other procedures required for bringing livestock into the United States, Mr. Villarreal had trainers sneak the horses back across the border, herding them just after dawn through the Rio Grande.
Lax regulation in China was a contributing factor: the contaminated products may have been mislabelled to avoid inspections, but such inspections were rare in any case.So was it the industrialised, globalised, outsourced food-production system that killed thousands of pets?
According to Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau, Mr. Williams, 35 years old, was given "hundreds of dollars" in bribes by the fleet operator in an attempt to obtain temporary taxi medallions, normally issued only if vehicles are stolen or destroyed, and to avoid inspections.
