The phrase "avoid the gathering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to stay away from a specific event or assembly of people.
Example: "Due to the ongoing health concerns, it is best to avoid the gathering this weekend."
Alternatives: "stay away from the gathering" or "refrain from attending the gathering.".
Executives who cannot avoid the gatherings often develop coping strategies.
Now, it is a running joke among state Democrats -- because all their conventions seem to be on Friday and Saturday evenings -- that Lieberman had been a Baptist but converted to avoid the gatherings.
U.S. embassies across these regions tightened security in anticipation of further demonstrations, and urged U.S. citizens to avoid the gatherings.
U.S. embassies across these regions tightened security in anticipation of further demonstrations, and urged U.S. citizens to avoid the gatherings.
This tactic had mixed results, however, with some students avoiding the gathering and many present clad in just towels.
With an eye on general elections due this year, the PP has fasttracked the legislation, introducing it in a way that avoids the gathering of required reports and impact assessments normally associated with legislative reforms.
There had been disagreement among Mrs. Clinton's advisers about whether she should speak to the party at all, but they said she decided that she might appear aloof or politically timid if she avoided the gathering.
Defenders of the agency say it faces daunting obstacles in trying to avoid the improper gathering or reading of Americans' e-mail as part of counterterrorism efforts aimed at foreigners.
In this subsection, we will introduce a parallel algorithm based on MapReduce, which utilizes the key-value processing procedure to avoid the data gathering and sorting procedures.
It can feel more like a collection than an album per se, but it's hard to avoid the sense of gathering pace as Hudson Mohawke's euphoric, Four Tetish Rolls Bayce rampages into Patrick Mahoney & Dennis McNany's Machines, Gary Numan's stern, mocking vocals soaring over an irresistible disco strut.
