The phrase "avoidance measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent or minimize a particular issue or risk.
Example: "The company implemented an avoidance measure to reduce the likelihood of data breaches."
Alternatives: "preventive action" or "risk mitigation strategy.".
But Turnbull said on Friday: "The truth is, that is a mechanism that is overwhelmingly used as a tax avoidance measure by people on very high incomes".
The biggest new avoidance measure in the Budget, expected to raise £715m by 2020, was aimed at "contrived loss arrangements" used to cut corporate tax bills.
The evidence summarised in this systematic review needs to be interpreted with caution, the inconsistent study results may be due to study design, exposure assessment, and avoidance measure.
Pilots with the met/met genotype benefited more from increased levels of expertise than other participants on a traffic avoidance measure, which is a component of flight simulator performance.
It's an anti-tax avoidance measure which will enable HMRC to recover tax from disguised remuneration schemes which involved paying earnings back via a loan.
"There are a large number though making substantial profits out of bareboat chartering in the North Sea, taking that money away essentially as a tax avoidance measure.
The tax avoidance measures include: £600m raised through stopping hedge funds avoiding paying tax on shares, mainly by using investment banks to purchase the shares even if they enjoy the economic benefit of the shares.
1.03pm GMT Osborne announces more tax avoidance measures.
Some £2bn a year to be raised from new tax avoidance measures.
Bob Minor, Canada I have no problem with the elite trying to maximise their wealth with legal tax avoidance measures.
Allergen avoidance measures are usually not specific to any given allergen, or even environmental contaminant.
