The phrase "avoid intrusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent or minimize unwanted interference or disruption in a situation.
Example: "To maintain a peaceful environment, we should avoid intrusive behaviors that disturb others."
Alternatives: "prevent interference" or "steer clear of disruptions".
I have brought Ben along to avoid intrusive furniture symbolism.
Even on his farm, though, he cannot avoid intrusive questions about his father's publicly stated intention to leave the bulk of his fortune to charity rather than to his family.
IF you're a pop star keen to avoid intrusive fans, it's probably best not to conduct interviews in your luxury automobile, parked in the middle of a thronged Manhattan block, at the height of the evening rush hour.
At a heated session at the National Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Hortefeux stressed that the DNA tests would be voluntary, free and subject to an 18-month trial period, and that they would try to prove only maternity (to avoid intrusive and potentially embarrassing revelations about paternity).
As this law requires the knowledge of internal temperatures, we develop an observer to avoid intrusive methods.
Some schools plan to develop applications that tap into the iPhone's global positioning system (GPS) feature, but say they would avoid intrusive services like automatic attendance taking.
Because Mr. Apted avoids intrusive cinéma vérité or tabloid television techniques, the feeling of intimacy, which has grown over time, is rarely uncomfortable.
Page A4 OBAMA DEFENDS DRONE USE President Obama defended the use of drones to strike suspected Al Qaeda terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere, saying the clandestine program was "kept on a very tight leash" and enabled the United States to use "pinpoint" targeting to avoid more intrusive military action.
WASHINGTON — President Obama on Monday defended the use of drones to strike suspected terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere, saying the clandestine program was "kept on a very tight leash" and enabled the United States to use "pinpoint" targeting to avoid more intrusive military action.
Given the controversial nature of the exhibition, we wanted to avoid potentially intrusive visitor tracking measures, and we also reasoned that these measures of engagement would be a good proxy for any tracking measures.
This way you can avoid those intrusive incliners!
