The phrase "avoid interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or preferences regarding job applications or media engagements.
Example: "To increase my chances of success, I prefer to avoid interviews and focus on submitting strong written applications instead."
Alternatives: "steer clear of interviews" or "refrain from interviews".
They said Mr. Koppel would continue to avoid interviews.
If we could avoid interviews and steer clear of using written profiles to review candidates, maybe we could stay gender neutral.
The immigrants were referred to doctors who would certify that they were disabled, enabling them to avoid interviews with the federal Immigration and Naturalization Service that would reveal their poor English skills.
Mr. Ai did not respond to a request to answer questions about the work; since August, when he published an essay critical of social conditions in Beijing in Newsweek, he has been under even greater pressure to avoid interviews.
But those who avoid interviews altogether resemble a person sitting at a chessboard and refusing to touch a piece but remaining at the board nonetheless because to have written for publication, to have made a work of art that's available to the public, is to take one's seat at the great chessboard and await the first move.
Always try to avoid interviews".
Cary Curtis: "I don't think you should necessarily try to avoid interview nerves – a healthy dose of nerves will keep you focused.
Why did they avoid interviewing other key figures mentioned in Glenn Mulcaire's notes – like Ian Edmondson, now sacked by NI, whose emails have just been given to the Met despite them having evidence of his role for five years?
In order to avoid interviewing only elite farmers, interviewees were identified through a range of different 'gate-keepers' including snowballing from preliminary and main interviews, recruitment through veterinary practices and farmers living near existing contacts in rural areas.
The tape-recorded questions were used in order to avoid interview or parental response bias, and the laptop to assure students of the confidentiality of their answers.
The patients were selected randomly on consecutive presentation to the clinics so as to avoid interviewing a patient twice or more.
