The phrase "avoid points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to steer clear of specific topics or issues in a discussion or presentation.
Example: "In your presentation, try to avoid points that may lead to controversy or disagreement."
Alternatives: "steer clear of topics" or "refrain from discussing issues".
Laws in other states, notably Florida and Texas, also let motorists avoid points by taking classes.
Or, you can avoid points and pay a rate of 6.75percentt for a payment of $1,297, or $33 more a month, he said.
Although the £100 fine goes straight to the Treasury, the £90 for a speed awareness course - a preferable option for drivers wanting to avoid points and with them higher insurance premiums - goes to the police force.
Not sure if you remember that ticket I got in LA but it cost me $300 and I had to take traffic school over the internet to avoid points on my license.
Data points in the diagram are shifted along the x-axis to avoid points and error bars from different data series being superimposed.
To avoid points that were too distant from the MEG sensors, we only considered targets on the dorsal and lateral aspects of the hull.
Meanwhile, one of the few repeated no-nos we heard was to avoid pointing.
We took an instant and simple decision to avoid pointing a live camera anywhere a corpse might be seen.
Maybe today's choreographers no longer need to avoid point work and physical turnout (as Nijinsky and other early "Sacre" choreographers did).
"I can't avoid pointing to the problems of foreign influence on the process in Syria," Mr. Lavrov said, according to Russian news agencies.
Moments after Coach Jay Triano explained to the news media that the rules needed to be changed to avoid point-shaving and admitted his players did not attack the basket in the final moments, new math came to the Sydney Games.
