The phrase "avoid pollution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing environmental issues or promoting sustainable practices.
Example: "To protect our planet, we must take steps to avoid pollution in our daily lives."
Alternatives: "prevent pollution" or "reduce pollution".
Australia's "Direct Action" policy aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions is paying polluters millions of dollars to avoid pollution they probably would not have emitted anyway, according to in-depth analysis.
We concluded that the designed IS avoid pollution swapping in the entire manure management system.
The popularity of the app is in itself an indication of the lengths Chinese people will go to avoid pollution.
Alongside more rigorous adherence to school travel plans with information for children and parents to avoid pollution exposure.
Finally a definition is suggested for a nature preservation willingness index, which by an invariance postulate leads to a rational format for allocating means to avoid pollution accidents.
But environmentalists and many state governments insist that the changes give big utilities and other industries an excuse to avoid pollution controls.
What entirely eludes me is why, in a sun-baked country that has a national health campaign of "Slip, Slap, Slop, Seek, Slide", the Australian government is not taking full advantage of the overabundance of sunlight to expand its renewal energy portfolio and avoid pollution-related deaths as a bonus.
Avoiding pollution entirely or, second best, mitigating it early in the value chain is almost always less costly than late-stage remediation or cleanup.
It sheds light on the effectiveness of structural arrangements for reducing or avoiding pollution caused by leakage and residual strength of damaged structures.
Finally, a safe distance from biological cultivations, environmental protected and domestic areas is kept, avoiding pollution of these areas with insecticide residues.
Thus the emphasis on avoiding pollution and waste, which extends even to recycling water by use of a reed bed purifying system, and of course avoiding anything that smacks of genetic engineering.
