The phrase "avoid the judgment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of steering clear of criticism or evaluation from others.
Example: "In order to maintain a peaceful environment, we should strive to avoid the judgment of our peers."
Alternatives: "evade criticism from" or "steer clear of evaluation by".
In order to avoid the judgments of others (and ourselves) many of us try to conceal the dependence that is intrinsic to our nature as humans.
And thus far, she has avoided the judgment of her people and her family.
[participant 4, abstainer] While Participant 4's motivators to abstain included wishing to avoid the negative judgment of others as well as the possibility of feeling "guilt" if she did not provide an ideal fetal environment, not all women described being affected by social pressures to abstain.
Chang argues that Japan "remains to this day a renegade nation," having "managed to avoid the moral judgment of the civilized world that the Germans were made to accept for their actions in this nightmare time".
Lincoln largely avoided the harsh judgment of history by deploying the most effective weapon in his personal arsenal: words.
Countries that have so far avoided the harsh judgment of financial markets could afford a small increase in debt to ward off persistent joblessness, Mr. Blanchard said.
Countries that have so far avoided the harsh judgment of financial markets could afford a small increase in debt to ward off persistent joblessness, Mr. Blanchard said -- a move that, he asserted, could pay for itself in the form of increased economic activity.
Perfectionism is the belief that if we live perfectly, look perfectly and act perfectly, we can avoid the pain of blame, judgment and shame.
The grave proceeding ended a week of speculation about a compromise deal amid calls for Mr. Rangel to resign to avoid the public spectacle of judgment before his peers.
In some respects the enforcement scheme set up by the 1996 Act is a good candidate for implication of antitrust immunity, to avoid the real possibility of judgments conflicting with the agencys regulatory scheme that might be voiced by courts exercising jurisdiction under the antitrust laws. United States v. National Assn. of Securities Dealers, Inc., supra, at 734.
