The phrase "avoid supervision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wishes to express the desire to operate independently or without oversight.
Example: "In order to foster creativity, employees are encouraged to avoid supervision during the brainstorming sessions."
Alternatives: "elude oversight" or "escape supervision".
"Nobody within the party shall have the right to avoid supervision, nor will there be any 'exceptional members' who avoid supervision".
"We found none of his reasons to be a persuasive basis for deviating from well-established Department policies in a way intentionally designed to avoid supervision by Department leadership over his actions," the report stated.
To avoid supervision from the local health administrative departments, they usually practiced secretly in their rental houses or provided home visiting services for migrant workers in Beijing.
That allowed it to avoid state supervision and thus to provide a freer academic environment, with greater emphasis on individual development than prevailed at such government schools as Tokyo Imperial University (now the University of Tokyo).
The second major loophole is the exclusion of foreign currency swaps, which would create a strong incentive for U.S. businesses to go offshore and avoid regulatory supervision.
Even if the easy mistakes are avoided, improving supervision and regulation is hard.
Thus, giving answers and fixed solutions is avoided in supervision (Wisker et al. 2013).
The Inter City Firm were one of the first "casuals", so called because they avoided police supervision by not wearing football-related clothing and travelled to away matches on regular InterCity trains, rather than on the cheap and more tightly policed "football special" charter trains.
Thirdly, these children may be closely supervised by their parents and this supervision can avoid children learning bad behaviors (Coleman 1988).
The oblique admission by the foreign minister, Walid Moallem, came as he suggested that President Bashar al-Assad's government was ready to accept a deal advanced by Russia, Syria's most powerful ally, to place the weapons under international supervision to avoid a threatened American military strike.
"The central bank aims at placing the non-banking transactions under supervision to avoid potential money laundering and other illegal practices". says Wang.
