The phrase "avoid protests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions to prevent or minimize public demonstrations or dissent.
Example: "To maintain public order, the government has implemented measures to avoid protests during the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "prevent demonstrations" or "steer clear of protests".
Australians should monitor local media, avoid protests, maintain high levels of vigilance and security awareness.
When it comes to genetically modified crops, there is a reason to keep one's corporate head low — to avoid protests.
Artistic institutions in Britain are increasingly self-censoring subversive material to secure funding and avoid protests, according to a panel of arts grandees.
Since Ms. Kaur's death, action has been swift, partly because the state administration is keen to avoid protests of the kind that have swept Delhi for two weeks.
Profit, therefore, these executives argue, must be coupled to corporate responsibility to avoid protests that would do far more damage to business.
In what is seen as a surprisingly quick move by his family, the enbalmed dictator's body was flown over in secret in an attempt to avoid protests.
The United States Consulate warned citizens on Saturday to avoid protest areas "due to the potential risk of escalating violence".
The sentence was designed to silence Alexey more effectively, by taking his brother hostage, but also to continue to avoid protest.
To meet this requirement and avoid protest from environmentalists Louis Vuitton have special breeding farms.
Some past experiences are still strong for me, and I have a tendency to avoid protest when I think riot gear will be present.
Foreign governments have issued advisories to their citizens to avoid protest areas, tourist bookings have been canceled and more than 60 schools in Bangkok have closed as a precaution.
