The phrase "avoid placements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advising against certain arrangements or assignments, such as in job placements or educational settings.
Example: "To ensure a better fit for the students, we should avoid placements that do not align with their career goals."
Alternatives: "steer clear of placements" or "refrain from placements".
An ideal nerve repair technique would be atraumatic and avoid placement of foreign bodies at the repair site.
Reported experimental results point out that interferences between co-located VMs have to be carefully considered to avoid placement solutions that, although being feasible from a more theoretical viewpoint, cannot ensure VM provisioning with SLA guarantees.
Despite dramatically reduced numbers, most bee species have managed to avoid placement under the Endangered Species Act.
To avoid placement bias, treatment replicates were ordered randomly and rotated every few days.
Markers were selected from a masked copy of the genome to avoid placement in repetitive DNA.
The DM-based "PM SSRses" SSRs were designed from repeat-masked genome sequence to avoid placement in repetitive DNA.
Strong evidence supports the use of NPPV to avoid placement of an invasive airway and to reduce complications and mortality due to IMV [ 2, 28, 29].
Proper injection technique would only avoid placement of the tip of the needle directly inside a vessel, but other forms of blood vessel involvement could still occur.
The primary objective of the cost-effectiveness analysis is to determine the incremental cost required to avoid placement of a new hemodialysis catheter, assuming that prophylactic rt-PA is an effective strategy in preventing catheter malfunction.
The model outputs will be avoidance of a new catheter placement, patient months with a patent catheter, cost for each of the treatment strategies, and the cost to avoid placement of a new catheter for the use of rt-PA compared with heparin.
