The phrase "avoid trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the intention to steer clear of challenges, tests, or legal proceedings.
Example: "To ensure a smooth process, we should avoid trials that could complicate our project timeline."
Alternatives: "steer clear of trials" or "evade trials".
He said he had learned long ago to avoid trials in late December.
The recently released report by the C.I.A. inspector general said the agency wants to avoid trials for prisoners who "would likely divulge information about the circumstances of their detention".
"The descendants of Belgians in Congo want to avoid trials at all cost.They will argue that this is not the right jurisdiction, that the statute of limitations does apply, and that this does not count as an international conflict.
"By allowing pharmaceutical companies to use waivers to avoid trials in children so they can focus on adult treatments, the regulation is stifling progress and could be stopping children receiving a treatment that could save their lives," said Chesler.
J. Edgar Hoover got the money and the impunity to build his F.B.I.; the government established a national archive of criminals' fingerprints; overwhelmed prosecutors learned to use plea bargaining to avoid trials; the Supreme Court ruled that government agents didn't need a warrant to conduct wiretaps.
Ask about your doctor's financial stake in the trial and avoid trials where you can't get a straight answer.
General Pinochet, 85, could avoid trial if he is declared mad or demented.
To avoid trial, however, the Stevenson family moved to California and changed its name to Ryan.
Earlier this year, an appeals court in Washington state rejected Solo's request to avoid trial.
Private Manning is trying to avoid trial in the WikiLeaks case.
Banished by the new emperor, the eunuch hanged himself to avoid trial.
