The phrase "avoid markets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or recommendations related to financial investments or business decisions.
Example: "In times of economic uncertainty, many investors choose to avoid markets that are highly volatile."
Alternatives: "steer clear of markets" or "refrain from engaging in markets".
You've lived too long with fear and funerals, having to avoid markets and public transportation and forced to put armed guards in kindergarten classrooms.
One thing for sure is that they will avoid markets where Go-Jek is present, he said.
The competition effect implies that non-contract and contract physicians of the same type provide substitutive services, so that we would expect that PSPs and PGPs tend to avoid markets with a higher number of CSPs and CGPs, respectively.
The density of public hospital beds is significantly positive for PSPs and significantly negative for PGPs, suggesting that PSPs (PGPs) tend to seek (avoid) markets with public inpatient facilities.
Both use hedging tactics to avoid market falls, but do much less well when markets are racing ahead.
Whenever possible, Americans seeking jobs try to avoid market competition: they look for unequal rather than equal opportunity.
Canadian diamonds are regarded as especially important to De Beers now because it is trying to avoid marketing diamonds mined in African war zones.
The critical lessons are that crises are so dangerous that, within reason, they are best avoided and attempts by regulators in the US and UK to rely on market discipline to avoid market failures have comprehensively failed.
Even so, he and other economists I interviewed also agreed that Mr. Bernanke and the Fed bore at least some responsibility for the market's confusion, especially given the Fed's stated goal to reduce uncertainty and avoid market surprises.
Almost 70% said they would be interested in products or services that would help them avoid marketing pitches.It has been calculated that the average American is subjected to some 3,000 advertising messages every day.
For the supervisory process to be truly useful, specialists say it must be accompanied by a so-called single resolution mechanism — a system for winding down failing banks in an orderly way, to avoid market upheavals.
