The phrase "avoid the struggles of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to prevent or sidestep difficulties or challenges in a particular situation.
Example: "To achieve a smoother transition, it's essential to avoid the struggles of adapting to new technology."
Alternatives: "steer clear of the challenges of" or "evade the difficulties of".
As with the dawn of every new term there is optimism in the air, but head coach Alan Tait has worked hard this summer to assemble a squad that can avoid the struggle of recent times.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer writer Regina Hackett described Johnson as an artist who avoids the struggles of black people and explores their strengths, while inserting himself as subject in his "aesthetic aspirations" through a variety of forums.
Unanimity on such touchy issues is "remarkable," Professor Cole said, reflecting the court's success in placing the cases in one analytical box or the other and thereby avoiding the struggle of reconciling the tensions inherent in each case.
The feeders may also be attractive to cowbirds, which lay their eggs in other birds' nests, thus avoiding the struggle and strife of rearing their own young, but still managing to spread their genes.
I could have stayed in married situation that I was unhappy with to avoid the constant struggle of a single mom, but I was up for the challenge and determined to make this a success story for my daughter.
In Letter 19, the most explicitly feminist letter, Wollstonecraft anticipates readers' criticisms: "still harping on the same subject, you will exclaim – How can I avoid it, when most of the struggles of an eventful life have been occasioned by the oppressed state of my sex: we reason deeply, when we forcibly feel".
And if growth were to slow significantly, public confidence could collapse, triggering a run on banks that would undermine China's financial stability.As long as the leadership can avoid the kind of vicious internal struggles that prompted the 1989 unrest, the party will probably remain in power.
Like the country's other major power traders, Williams has struggled to avoid the taint of malfeasance ever since Enron's problems began to become known late last year.
Viewers on Monday were treated to a rare look at three dynasties working out their psychodramas at once: In his final State of the Union address, President Bush, the rebel Texan who defied his father, struggled to avoid the gloom of recession that darkened his father's final days in the Oval Office.
