The phrase "avoid the class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing categories or groups that one wishes to steer clear of, often in a technical or academic context.
Example: "In order to improve the accuracy of our results, we must avoid the class of outliers that can skew our data."
Alternatives: "steer clear of the category of" or "refrain from the group of".
Since we also wished to avoid the use of Class 2 solvents such as MeCN, we elected to use an ethanolic phosphate buffer at pH 9.3.
For this, you're better off avoiding the ski classes of the big ski schools, which have been using the same tired teaching techniques for generations.
We must avoid the creation of a new class: a class of professional Asian-Australian coolies in the twenty-first century.
You can avoid the costs of a class by banding together with a few people and pooling your resources.
The resulting strain-based formulations avoid the use of section classes for fire design, and take into consideration the plastification effects, plastic stress distribution, and strain-dependent non-linear material behaviour of steel at high temperatures.
The rationale for restricting the number of participants to be selected from large clusters was to avoid the overweight of big classes so that the representativeness of the selected students in the university was ensured.
All Clark's men can do is concentrate on winning against a Bolton side who have nothing to play for - and Tait's main hope is that the class of 2014 avoid the fate of Barry Fry's side in 1994, when they were in a very similar final-day predicament, but got relegated by a victory for neighbours West Bromwich Albion.
As the months wore on, the child began feigning illness to avoid school and excusing himself from class to avoid the humiliation of being asked to read aloud.
"I would get sweaty, I would get dizzy and almost pass out," explained Ms. Serrano, 20, who would rush to class to avoid the experience of walking into a room already packed with students.
Now tackling relative mobility as important as you argue if you want to avoid the development of a rigid class structure in the United States, but it's also important for one issue that you don't discuss quite as much in the book racial inequality, because I think we're unlikely to eliminate racial inequality if we don't act also as having two questions of relative mobility.
