The phrase "avoid the requisite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of steering clear of necessary requirements or conditions in a particular context.
Example: "In order to streamline the process, we should aim to avoid the requisite paperwork that often slows us down."
Alternatives: "bypass the necessary" or "evade the essential".
For several months I managed to avoid the Republican debates with their requisite mud-slinging, posturing, and outright lying.
But I would avoid the sushi, which has now become a requisite appetizer at restaurants with little aptitude for it.
They avoid the constraints of limited disk capacity and bandwidth by shifting the requisite data movement 'upward' in the architectural hierarchy, that is, from disk to compute node memory.
Chest x-ray is absolutely necessary to confirm the diagnosis of pneumonia and will therefore be an essential requisite for inclusion of the patients to thereby avoid the inclusion of patients who do not have the disease.
Prior to control, it is important and necessary to find out the process deviation from the requisite normal operating region at an early phase to avoid the huge revenue loss.
Due to the relatively small sample size of this study, we used bootstrapping (1000 resamples) to reliably estimate indirect effects, and avoid concerns regarding requisite assumptions for common parametric tests such as regression.
All these horrors, and more, were only to be avoided by the utterance of the requisite spells.
Alternatively, given the real and perceived discrimination against carriers, many may choose not to be tested and will not have the requisite knowledge to avoid activities that could cause real harm.
The obvious concern is that such orders could be used as a means to avoid having to make a criminal case to the requisite standard of proof".
Or when a character is being hurried out of the room by another to avoid being seen by someone about to enter, the requisite split-second near miss can't happen.
