The phrase "avoid registration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wishes to prevent or discourage the act of registering something, such as a trademark or a domain name.
Example: "To protect our brand, we must take steps to avoid registration of similar trademarks by competitors."
Alternatives: "prevent the registration of" or "discourage the registration of".
A lag time of 12 months from the index date was to avoid registrations of mild analgesics given to treat early symptoms of lung cancer.
The committee was told about children in Italy and Greece "burning or otherwise damaging their fingertips in order to avoid registration", because they were afraid of being detained or forcibly returned to transit countries.
Emperor Wu even enacted laws which banned registered merchants from owning land, yet powerful merchants were able to avoid registration and own large tracts of land.
This period was selected to describe the more recent cases and avoid registration bias, as the content of the data collection questionnaire was changed in 2005.
Regions of interest were drawn directly on the functional images to avoid registration artefacts between structural and physiological images.
To avoid registration, they have stopped asking clients to sign "confidentiality" agreements.
As many victims of bride kidnapping are 17 to 18 years old or younger, families use religious ceremonies ("nikeh") to consecrate the marriages and avoid registration with the state, according to experts.
To avoid registration error, we drew the line in blue beforehand.
Somehow, though, after being fired and surrendering his teaching license, Smith got off by pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the health, safety, or welfare of a child, and avoided registration as a sex offender.
The 17 defendants are charged with breaking nearly every rule in the book touting stocks that they were simultaneously selling themselves; bribing brokers to push these stocks; acting as a broker-dealer without a license; and setting up shell companies off-shore to avoid SEC registration of stock in U.S. companies.
