The phrase "avoid seizure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when discussing the prevention of the taking or confiscation of property or assets.
Example: "To protect the company's assets, we must take steps to avoid seizure of any equipment during the investigation."
Alternatives: "prevent confiscation of" or "avert taking of".
To avoid seizure of assets, they lease their cars and counterfeiting equipment and buy houses in relatives' names.
Soon, they were being investigated by Internal Revenue Service criminal agents and paying Chicago attorney Robert E. McKenzie $500-plus an hour to help them avoid seizure of their cash or worse.
Also, a test facility was designed to cover the ITER relevant loading and boundary conditions, e.g. vacuum condition, temperature, contact pressure, cycles, etc. From those test results, the optimized coating method was found to avoid seizure of dowel in the ITER VVGS.
8 The ultimate cost to KB residents is significant because they are indirectly charged for not only for the distributors' salaries but also the pump fuel costs, water hose replacement costs, pump replacement costs and large bribes to the local police to avoid seizures of the pump motors.
Thus, the need for a relatively low dose of imi-penem to avoid seizure adverse events may offset its potential antimicrobial activity [ 4].
In June 2001, for example, Mr. Bengis instructed Hout Bay employees to destroy records that showed the amounts of seafood harvested, the indictment charges, and ordered a shipment of Patagonian toothfish diverted to Singapore and Hong Kong to avoid seizure.
IN 1986, to avoid seizure, the Danbury building and 100 surrounding acres were sold to Sunbelt Management of Delray Beach, Fla., in a 20-year lease-back arrangement that ends in 2006.
Sometimes a bit of valium might do the trick and avoid seizures when you feel them coming.
Help with seizures was the easiest type of support to receive or provide more often, followed by rides to a doctor's appointments and help avoiding seizure triggers.
Replacement of the barbiturate by ketamine (Group 5) avoided seizures as well as treatment with the CB1 agonist (Group 3).
This is the same Mr. McCain whose Senate career was nearly derailed by his involvement in the savings and loan scandal, when he and other senators forced meetings with regulators in a successful effort to avoid the seizure of Lincoln Savings, a thrift controlled by Charles Keating, who was a major contributor to the senators.
