The phrase "avoid sailing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from sailing, possibly due to safety concerns or unfavorable conditions.
Example: "Given the storm warnings, it's best to avoid sailing until the weather improves."
Alternatives: "steer clear of sailing" or "refrain from sailing".
Many West ships, to avoid sailing empty to the East Coast, loaded grain products intended for the United Kingdom, France, and Italy and sailed to Europe without unloading or transferring their cargo, but it is not known whether West Lianga did so or not.
Our job as parents is to do our best to avoid sailing into the rough waters that can cause our little ones to lose their footing and fall apart.
Avoid sailing in channels or waters where there are lots of barges, tugboats, and especially speedboats.
If you're in the water when a waterspout hits, experts recommend trying to avoid it by sailing at right angles to its path, not straight away from it.
This study provides clear evidence that secondary school students will use rather than avoid shade sails in schools when location and shade design have been carefully selected.
For months, the mezzanine of Milan's Central Station served as a makeshift waiting room for those refugees lucky enough to have avoided drowning while sailing rickety rafts from Libya to Italy a treacherous stretch of water responsible for 75percentt of all migrant deaths worldwide.
American-registered boats set out from east coast ports, often disguised as whalers to avoid attracting attention, and sailed to southern Africa to load up on slaves before selling their cargo in Rio de Janeiro.
Not only is this the safest time for the cruise ships to sail to avoid any ice that may form on the water passageways, it also is the time cruisers can most enjoy being on deck of the ship and exploring each port as the weather is much warmer than in the frigid winter months.
If he closes, will Hamilton let him sail by to avoid any disasters?
Hastily turning his ships, Montagu sailed south to avoid becoming trapped between two forces which might easily overwhelm him.
Thinking the vessel chasing him was a superior 55-gun warship, he sought to avoid conflict, and continued to sail with the wind rather than head north as he had originally intended.
