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The phrase "avoided as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that should be refrained from or not engaged in, often in a cautionary context.
Example: "Certain practices should be avoided as a means of ensuring safety in the workplace."
Alternatives: "refrained from as a" or "eschewed as a".
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Mr. Trump started using words like "fence" and "barrier," which he had avoided as a candidate.
The Corps says that $100 billion in damages has been avoided as a result since 1928.
If five emergency hospital admissions for a child are avoided as a result of FNP, £3,750 is saved.
It also gave Hytner an opportunity to explore and to control the dynamics that he had avoided as a child.
In future corporate naming, en- is very likely to be avoided as a prefix, and the suffix -on is off.
Afghanistan is doing a little better, but may be best avoided as a source for seat-fillers.
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"This used to be an industry you avoided as an entrepreneur.
Severe acute toxicities should be avoided as an important consideration in reirradiation treatment planning.
What practice does Mr. Pooters want to avoid as a manager?
Are there specific foods you eat or avoid as a result?
Equally, there are important things you should avoid as a budding sociologist.
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