The phrase "avoid requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention to not meet or fulfill certain criteria or conditions.
Example: "In order to streamline the process, we should aim to avoid requirements that complicate the project."
Alternatives: "eliminate criteria" or "bypass stipulations".
Some experts have suggested that GDL might encourage young people to wait until after their 18th birthday to obtain a license, to avoid requirements and restrictions that most states' GDL systems only apply to new drivers younger than 18 (Masten et al. 2011).
This allowed WWE to avoid requirements that it provide wrestlers health insurance, for example.
Our existing Capstone senior engineering design course followed the defense acquisition process; the focus of defense acquisition is to "nail down requirements" early and manage customer expectations to "avoid requirements creep".
Complexity was what made it possible to hide debt, avoid capital requirements and evade taxes.
Shifting the bonds to an unregulated entity to avoid capital requirements is unusual at financial firms, corporate accounting specialists say.
Going synthetic can cost more, but it may also avoid margin requirements and regulatory disclosure rules on large positions.
O.T.E.C., in contrast, "has the ability to avoid those requirements and even displace some of our baseload plants.
A jury convicted the executive, Albert E. Isernio, the former president of the Benefit Plan Administrators Company, on two counts of tax evasion and two counts of structuring bank deposits to avoid reporting requirements, said Joseph Conway, an assistant United States attorney.
For example, the use of "stock parking" to avoid regulatory requirements was at the heart of the Wall Street scandals of the 1980's that brought down Drexel Burnham Lambert and Michael R. Milken, the investment firm's impresario in the junk bond market.
Businesses portrayed the effort as a useful way to avoid expensive requirements that may have little practical value, while environmental groups portrayed it as a way for industries and Republican donors to rewrite regulations to suit themselves.
For example, some providers felt that being able to be involved in the early negotiation of the detail of section 106 agreements would achieve greater certainty in relation to delivery and help to avoid conflicting requirements.
