The phrase "avoid isolated" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing social interactions, strategies, or behaviors that discourage isolation.
Example: "To foster a sense of community, we must avoid isolated individuals in our outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "prevent isolation" or "steer clear of isolation".
It mirrors the UK Foreign Office advice to women travelling in India, which suggests they "respect local dress codes and customs and avoid isolated areas, including beaches, when alone at any time of day".
If caught outdoors, people are advised to avoid isolated trees or other objects that are preferred targets and to keep low so as to minimize both height and contact with the ground (that is, crouch but do not lie down).
It is wise to avoid isolated areas at night and not display valuables, and know the city's laws (driving while using a cellphone, public drunkenness, and buying or using illegal drugs are violations; punishment ranges from a $45 fine to imprisonment).
When you can't share an outing with a friend, avoid isolated areas.
We also would like to avoid isolated site alignments.
On RNAfold, all of the default parameters were used, including the option to avoid isolated base pairs.
It is important that you avoid isolating yourself from everybody else.
But Mr. Abe has so far acted with restraint, apparently eager to avoid isolating Japan in the region.
In the meantime, U.S. officials must show Beijing that there are better options than violating the rules, but avoid isolating China's nuclear program.
The Obama administration in 2011 issued its guidance, which spelled out how schools could use race in enrollment policy to promote diversity and avoid isolating students of one race in a single school.
Mr. McShine wanted to find a way to avoid isolating Cornell's delicate, poetic shadow boxes in cases or cabinets, and Mr. Neuner devised a plan for hanging most of them on the walls, as if they were paintings or sculptural reliefs.
