The phrase "avoid losing any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of retaining something, such as information, resources, or opportunities.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must avoid losing any critical data during the transfer process."
Alternatives: "prevent any loss" or "keep from losing any".
"We know there are snipers along the route, and we want to avoid losing any more lives," he said.
But officials and engineers expressed confidence that they would figure out a way to avoid losing any data.
To avoid losing any information as a result of sampling, we must assume is bandlimited to less than half the sampling rate.
And yesterday, six months after Dale Earnhardt died, the officials of auto racing were talking about all the little things they just might do to try to avoid losing any more drivers.
To avoid losing any of your deposit, or the nightmare of discovering that no amount of creative angling will get your oversize couch around a tight corner, make sure you measure the doors, halls and stairways of your new building carefully.
If Republicans avoid losing any of their own seats (other than New Jersey), and win the races that favor them in Montana, West Virginia and South Dakota and the tossup races in Louisiana and Arkansas, then North Carolina would represent their best option to go from a 50-50 toe to a 51-49 Senate majority.
Alex Hales and Neil Edwards are both unbeaten on 22 apiece after surviving 12 overs to ensure the hosts avoided losing any late wickets on Saturday evening.
When a diamond was led, declarer would have overruffed East to avoid losing a trump trick.
They are just looking to avoid losing a year of development and income.
South would have been unable to avoid losing a diamond trick.
Preserve the area as if it was a crime scene, to avoid losing or contaminating any evidence.
