The phrase "avoided around" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of steering clear of something in a particular area or context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "He avoided around the crowded areas during the festival."
Alternatives: "steered clear of" or "kept away from".
Professor Prem Sikka, a tax avoidance expert at the University of Essex, estimated that the company has avoided around £1.6bn in taxes over the decade, despite earning 10% of its global revenues in the UK.
In a 2010 report ActionAid calculated that SABMiller, a giant brewer, had avoided around $30m a year in taxes in Africa and India through a variety of devices, including holding valuable trademarks for African beers in low-tax European countries.
Blair bestowed that honour despite Green having engineered the payment of a £1.3bn dividend to his wife, Tina, in the tax haven of Monaco – a historic handout that avoided around £300m in taxes.
In 2010, the explainable efficiency improvement might have avoided around 500 million tons of CO2 emissions.
Therefore, the WC/rBS cholera vaccine avoided around 2 out of 7 TD cases.
By 2050, it is predicted that biofuels will provide 27% of total transport fuel and avoid around 2.1 Gt CO2 emissions per year when produced sustainably.
You just need to decide which political talking points to avoid around their weird relatives.
Using these thresholds to determine who received treatment would avoid around 2000 TKR procedures per year in England and Wales, saving around £11.8 million/year.
See what they're enjoying or avoiding around town.
Try to avoid sitting around and talking about it endlessly with mates, family or other colleagues.
Whether it's the manufacturer or the retailer eating that cost, the motivation is considerable to avoid sitting-around time.
