The phrase "avoid the disaster" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent a negative outcome or crisis.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our community, we must take immediate action to avoid the disaster that could result from the impending storm."
Alternatives: "prevent the catastrophe" or "steer clear of the calamity".
Was there no way to avoid the disaster?
Fault diagnosis for the motor drive system of urban rail transit could reduce the hidden danger and avoid the disaster events as far as possible.
But two additional small-scale experiments uncovered several problems allowing Shell to avoid the disaster that would have come with an initial large-scale launch.
This initiative should be abandoned, and all Labour MPs should concentrate on what millions of Labour supporters want – working flat-out in unity to avoid the disaster of a Tory victory at the forthcoming general election".
"When you've been through this before, you realize how important it is to play for position, to simply avoid the disaster hole," said Els, who won the Open in 1994 and 1997.
In interviews, Dürrenmatt also freely admitted that his play owed a lot to Sophocles's Oedipus Rex, in that it shows a hero going to great lengths to avoid the disaster he feared, only to make it more inevitable.
What can be done to preserve the advantages of technology and avoid the disasters?
What can this modeling do to help us avoid the disasters we've seen over the last decade?
Not all junk is created equal, of course, and finding a manager who can avoid the disasters may be crucial.
For most of the past two dec ades they have been trying hard to develop an image of moderation and respectability in Chilean society, while seeking to maintain their revol utionary credentials, to avoid the disasters that befell them in previous ruling coalitions.
By taking risk into account in today's development, we can avoid the disasters of tomorrow.
