The phrase "avoid subversive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to steer clear of actions, ideas, or materials that undermine or challenge authority or established norms.
Example: "In our discussions, we should avoid subversive comments that could lead to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "steer clear of subversive" or "refrain from subversive".
If the novel has a flaw, it is that in spite of the violence that occurs offstage, the plot avoids genuinely subversive or dark places.
The void space of YS structured materials can address the problems of subversive volume expansion and avoid aggregation of electroactive cores during charging/discharging process.
Lee J Cob, the first Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman, had been forgiven for attempting to avoid being blacklisted by exposing other "subversives" - but not for his acting.
Artistic institutions in Britain are increasingly self-censoring subversive material to secure funding and avoid protests, according to a panel of arts grandees.
He warned citizens and prospective candidates to avoid discussion about the fairness of the vote, suggesting that such talk was subversive and would discourage turnout.
The Silenced Group, also called the Underground Theatre (Teatro Subterráneo), includes playwrights repeatedly censored under Franco and avoided thereafter by the theatrical establishment for their radically subversive political allegories questioning the legitimacy of power, capitalism, and other "contemporary fundamentals".
The show carefully avoids direct criticism of Iran's Islamic regime; its style is subtly subversive.
From the outset, Hitler and his fellow conspirators had been obsessed with the idea of avoiding a new November 1918, when they believed that internal Jewish and Communist subversives had stabbed imperial Germany in the back and cost it victory in World War I.
Two reported subversive approaches (eg, secretly using injections, sterilisation) to achieve fertility intentions while avoiding conflict.
