The phrase 'avoid misleading' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to caution someone to be direct and honest when conveying information. For example, "Be sure to avoid misleading readers with sensationalized headlines."
"That was the only fair way to avoid misleading our readers," Mr. McCormally said.
To avoid misleading the decision-maker with very definite numbers, both structural mass and embodied carbon coefficients are considered along with their uncertainty through Montecarlo simulation.
To avoid misleading the reader, we have decided to take out the staining with anti-NFIL3.
By taking a conservative approach to protein annotation, this method offers a rigorous strategy to avoid misleading functional prediction in large-scale genomic sequencing projects.
Even so, to avoid misleading the reader it is important to inform him or her about the reliability of presented ranks (Ranstam et al. 2008a).
Another requirement is that clonogenic survival assays should be used to demonstrate long-term protection against cell death with genetic inhibition of autophagy, to avoid misleading conclusions based solely on alterations of cell death kinetics.
Moreover, since on-demand CS is not currently a universal option we wished to avoid misleading pregnant women by raising the expectation that CS would be available to all of them.
How to avoid misleading interpretation has received little attention.
Interpretation must be integrated with clinical and histopathological context to avoid misleading judgement.
However, researchers must act with caution in research and development to avoid misleading society.
Moreover, she says that the company has taken great pains to avoid misleading readers.
