The phrase "avoid removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention of preventing something from being taken away or eliminated.
Example: "To ensure the integrity of the project, we must take steps to avoid removal of any critical components."
Alternatives: "prevent deletion" or "keep intact".
The abdominal cavity was opened, and the liver under the septum transversum was removed, taking care to avoid removal of any adjacent tissues.
Finally, the stem was not removed from the intramedullary canal after disconnection, to avoid removal and reapplication of the cemented femoral component.
Title IV-E funding is linked to an antiquated income standard and prioritizes reimbursement for children removed into foster care over preventive interventions that support families to avoid removal.
The Cherokees adapted European constitutional ideas and mastered the federal legal system in a futile effort to avoid removal.
Gentle and slow pipetting was used during all washing steps to avoid removal of dead cells or nanolasers.
To describe a new method for salvaging externally exposed silicone scleral exoplants (buckles) to avoid removal and the consequent risk of retinal redetachment.
Having avoided removal and undertaken efforts to escape governmental scrutiny, they had seen many of their rights as native peoples abridged; their efforts eventually led to federal recognition of their status as tribes.
Handicapping Sanford's prospects of avoiding removal by a two-thirds vote of the Republican-controlled state legislature, the Myrtle Beach Sun-Call found them no better than a toss-up.
En face sectioning avoided removal of the cells from the substratum, which could disrupt and disorient their architecture.
In 2010 (and during infestation M3 in 2011, Figure 4), we had removed and counted flowers regularly to track reproduction while avoiding ripe seed; this did not cause a difference in reproduction among genotypes, but we elected to avoid flower removal during infestation M4 by removing reproductive meristems prior to the beginning of the assay.
Furthermore, the radionuclides present in the treatment solution after their removal can be rapidly recomplexed by the deeper soil layers with sufficiently strong bonds to avoid their removal even in the case of heavy flushing with water.
