The phrase "avoid undergoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the desire to prevent experiencing or going through a particular process or situation.
Example: "To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it is important to avoid undergoing unnecessary stress."
Alternatives: "steer clear of" or "prevent experiencing".
GR 2.00pm: Contrary to our earlier story, Spanish media is reporting that Fernando Torres has been advised to have a full three weeks' rest to avoid undergoing surgery.
England is regarded as world-leading in long-term condition management, for example by helping diabetics avoid undergoing an amputation, of a finger, toe or even a limb, as a result of complications.
Doubts over the prosecution's use of honest-service arguments led to the overturning of a conviction against Enron Broadband's former finance chief, Kevin Howard (he later admitted one charge to avoid undergoing a third trial).
Cal isn't a faithful adherent of either the nature or the nurture camp; he eventually runs away to avoid undergoing surgery and hormone treatments at the hands of a doctor who thinks that 14 years of living as a girl must count more than the male identity Cal wants to embrace.
Most tumor cells show increased MAPK signaling by which they survive and avoid undergoing apoptosis [ 43].
Thus, if LbL microcapsules are to be used, it would be preferable for ConA to avoid undergoing electrostatic interactions with the capsule.
Johns said that it appeared Chammout applied to drive for UberBlack, the rideshare company's limousine service, using a fake permit that meant he avoided undergoing background checks by the company or the city.
Interim analysis was conducted after the first seven participants to make adjustments to the sample size if required and therefore avoid patients undergoing DSE unnecessarily.
Intra-operative localisation avoids patients undergoing two procedures and is preferred by patients.
Criminals attempting avoid detection when undergoing screening could conceal items in cargo containing similar structures, for example conceal drugs in a shipment of sugar, since the screening techniques cannot accurately discriminate between materials, or conceal them in containers that are densely packed with visually complex objects.
Stephanie Grisham, the first lady's communications director, told the Times on Monday that it was "pretty typical" for people to avoid travel after undergoing medical procedures.
