"avoidable to" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means something that can be avoided or prevented. Example: It is avoidable to miss your flight if you leave for the airport early.
Driver stress and fatigue are avoidable to a degree, but chronic health conditions present another kind of challenge.
To some degree, her entrapment was avoidable: to be so involved in the products, to answer every letter, seem Moominish ideas — either that or, for a person who so prized being left free and alone, they're plain masochistic.
Even if some ephemera are fresh, it's safe to say the Mafia has largely been outmoded by modernity, completely avoidable to those moving through the safer, glitzier neighborhood.
However, oral pain is not entirely related to pregnancy and is avoidable to some extent.
Also, it could assist in the assessment of medicines that are not recommended during pregnancy, but are sometimes not avoidable to save the mother or the unborn child.
Observed declines in hospitalization across the spectrum from avoidable to non-avoidable hospitalizations have several competing explanations (e.g., changes in policy, program delivery, system capacity and/or access to human resources, service eligibility, and even changes in the health of older populations).
Dr Bill Kirkup, who chaired the investigation, said his report detailed a "distressing chain of events" which led to avoidable harm to mothers and their babies at the "dysfunctional" maternity unit.
Dr Bill Kirkup, who chaired the Morecombe Bay investigation, said his report detailed a "distressing chain of events" which led to avoidable harm to mothers and their babies at the "dysfunctional" maternity unit.
The motivation to speak up for patient safety is primarily intended to prevent avoidable injury to the client.
There is a significant need to prevent avoidable admissions to acute care settings for people nearing the end of their life.
Fractured neck of femur patients have traditionally been given low priority, with avoidable delays to surgery occurring in up to 55%% of patients [2].
