The phrase "avoidance against" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "avoidance" already implies a sense of prevention or evasion, making "against" redundant.
Example: "The avoidance of conflict is essential in maintaining a peaceful environment."
Alternatives: "prevention of" or "avoidance of".
The second one is the fight against fiscal evasion, fiscal avoidance and against fiscal heavens.
There the 50p tax cut was measured not against the rise in stamp duty or the clampdown on avoidance but against the freezing of the pensions threshold.
Other approaches applied specific false alarm avoidance methods against these noises [ 4– 6].
One advantage of targeting larvae is that they cannot escape from their breeding sites as an avoidance mechanism against control measures [ 14].
In an extension of Cox and Klinger's (1988) motivational model of alcohol use, Breiner and colleagues (1999) propose that there are 2 independent and opposing motivational pathways: approach inclinations to drink alcohol and avoidance inclinations against drinking alcohol, which give rise to an evaluative space that in turn determines the decision to drink or not drink.
The Take That brand has been tarnished recently by tax-avoidance allegations against Gary Barlow and the other remaining members, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, but tonight that seems to be water off a light entertainer's back.
The other proposed targets of the surveillance include UK Uncut, the campaign against tax avoidance and government cuts, Unite Against Fascism and environmentalists.
Local councils should vet their suppliers to find out if they have committed tax avoidance, and "discriminate" against those that have, a leading charity has said.
Rangers remain odds-on favourites to finish second to Barcelona and join their great Glasgow rivals in the last 16 because, unlike Shakhtar, they do not require victory, but merely the avoidance of defeat, against Lyon to secure their passage.
