The phrase "avoid the hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wishes to refrain from participating in or attending a hearing, such as a legal or formal meeting.
Example: "In order to protect my interests, I decided to avoid the hearing scheduled for next week."
Alternatives: "skip the hearing" or "miss the hearing".
Will frequent tests for Paget's disease, a degenerative bone disorder, help me to detect it early, if I get it, and avoid the hearing loss that has plagued my father?
The sheriff has already admitted wrongdoing in an attempt to avoid the hearing, and could face jail time if the judge refers him to the U.S. Attorney's Office to face charges of criminal contempt for defying court orders.
"This is a devious and dramatic way to avoid the court hearing on 17 March.
Lin says that many people with hearing loss likely avoid the use of hearing aids, in part because health insurance often does not cover the costs, and because people do not receive the needed rehabilitative training to learn how to integrate the devices into their daily lives.
In order to harvest this type of non-data, entrepreneurs must consciously avoid the trap of "hearing what they want to hear". Giving yourself a little mental reminder to be open and clear-eyed can be helpful before each conversation!
Heart actually does have a point – it's a random, inoffensive soundtrack for people who would rather avoid the risk of hearing anything exciting or interesting.
"Why is this man even still breathing," Mr. Sherman said, "let alone trying to get out of prison?" On Monday, John Foreman told WPRO that he had "stupidly" agreed to the plea bargain to avoid the agony of hearing details of the murder at trial.
Yep, they're a pain, but if you can anticipate the need for them and get started ahead of time, you'll a head start (and you'll avoid the frustration of hearing your boss repeat, "Have you documented this?").
Later, in a feebler voice, trying to avoid the echo, I heard myself add, "I'm a journalist".
When you're with people who used to be part of your "couple" friends, avoid the "Have you heard how Ed is doing?" question completely.
Similarly, "hearing loss" in item 2 was changed from "høretab" (total hearing loss) to "nedsat hørelse" (reduced hearing), to avoid the risk of respondents interpreting the wording as a total loss of hearing.
