The phrase "avoid restrictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the desire to not be limited or constrained by rules or regulations.
Example: "To foster creativity in the workplace, we should aim to avoid restrictions that stifle innovation."
Alternatives: "eliminate limitations" or "bypass constraints".
This means it will avoid restrictions on executive pay, bonuses and shareholder dividends.
The complaint portrays him as trying to avoid restrictions placed on using customer money as the firm searched for liquidity.
That tactic is also used to avoid taxes in some other countries and to avoid restrictions on share ownership by noncitizens of some countries.
The March memorandum, which was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Monday, is the latest internal legal study to be disclosed that shows that after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks the administration's lawyers were set to work to find legal arguments to avoid restrictions imposed by international and American law.
In London, Mrs. Clinton brought along specialists on sanctions from the Treasury Department to talk to Chinese officials about technical issues, like how the Iranian government transfers money to banks in Asia to avoid restrictions on its transactions in Western banks.
These are ads purchased by interest groups that avoid restrictions by not expressly advocating the victory or defeat of a candidate, at least not by name.
Flag-XFlexibleContexts can be used by GHC users to avoid restriction (3).
We used the strategy of compatible cohesive end of restriction enzymes, such as Avr II ligated with Nhe I, to link various comportments to avoid restriction sites remaining on the vector after ligation.
Sequences of ≥20 bases were considered as palindromes in order to avoid restriction enzyme recognition sites.
HIV-1 is unable to avoid budding through membranes and therefore cannot avoid restriction by tetherin if the protein is present in the host cell plasma membrane.
We developed a search strategy to avoid restriction to predetermined terms such as 'motivational interviewing' as many of the techniques of interest are not classified using specific or consistent terms.
