The phrase "avoid the importance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of neglecting or downplaying something that is significant or valuable.
Example: "In his speech, he seemed to avoid the importance of addressing climate change, which is a pressing issue for our generation."
Alternatives: "downplay the significance of" or "neglect the value of".
Hodgson is not one for hyperbole, or singling individuals out, but yesterday he found himself unable to avoid emphasising the importance of Zamora to his side's chances.
In an attempt to avoid overemphasizing the importance of investors at the expense of other actors, and because we assumed the contribution of investors to the planning process to be relatively uniform, we chose to only interview one housing developer.
And thus Muslim brothers and sisters, I take the liberty to urge you to pursue a bright future and avoid elevating the importance of a minority of extremists who aren't even worthy of going to film school.
In pursuit of achieving near-euglycemia while avoiding hypoglycemia, the importance of SMBG is widely appreciated and recommended as a routine part of management in patients with type 1 or insulin-treated type 2 diabetes, as well as in diabetic pregnancy, for both women with pregestational type 1 and gestational diabetes (3).
Sitting around a table in the middle of the room, the 10 young men who hope to become Afghanistan's first ski guides are being taught how to avoid avalanches, and the importance of taking enough food and water on trips up the snow-capped mountains that loom over the town of Bamiyan.
We have designed two stimulators that avoid or minimize the importance of this requirement by obviating the need for the stimulator to be at a fixed distance from the skin.
Special precautions are taken to avoid wall effects, demonstrating the importance of sheared periodic boundary conditions.
The high lag assumptions were used to avoid any underestimation of the importance of this variable.
These observations give strong support to the hypothesis that a reduction of p53 activity can have beneficial effects on lifespan if tumor formation can be avoided and furthermore highlight the importance of the nervous system in longevity determination.
To avoid possible misdiagnoses, we show the importance of exhausting the entire SFT toolbox, including the capacity curve.
