The phrase "avoid postponing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to refrain from delaying or deferring an action or decision.
Example: "To ensure the project stays on track, it's important to avoid postponing any critical meetings."
Alternatives: "prevent delays" or "refrain from deferring".
PART II: HEALTH-CARE-PLAN REIMBURSEMENT POLICY The new health-care plan redoubles previous efforts to avoid, postpone, or obfuscate the reimbursement process until you give up, or to flatly refuse payment of your claim due to any of these factors: 1.
He argues that the intense interdependence between generations is leading to a prolonged period of dependency in the younger generation, and that this leads the younger generation to avoid, postpone, or in any case limit their assumption of parental responsibilities and commitments.
Our primary goal is to keep patients in the community and avoid or postpone institutionalization.
But Congress struck a deal to avoid or postpone most of the austerity measures.
With luck the European Union will avoid or postpone a really huge economic crisis.
The prospect of a giant project that promised giant benefits led state transportation officials to avoid or postpone work that would have to be undone when the Crossing project began in earnest, said Joe Cortright, an economist in Portland who studied and criticized the old project for years.
VAD's are coming into wider use and being used for longer periods of time, and if they live up to their promise of helping the heart to heal, they could enable a significant number of people to avoid or postpone heart transplants.
Reconstructive fibular osteotomy has been recommended to avoid or postpone an ankle arthrodesis or supramalleolar osteotomy.
Reconstructive fibular osteotomy has been recommended to avoid or postpone sequela of posttraumatic degeneration, an ankle arthrodesis or supramalleolar osteotomy.
Following our research hypotheses we argue that attending further schooling represents an opportunity to avoid or postpone the labour market entry in a poor labour-market region.
