The phrase "avoided bringing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of preventing something from occurring or being initiated.
Example: "She took precautions to ensure that she avoided bringing on any unnecessary stress during the project."
Alternatives: "prevented causing" or "stopped from initiating".
It also called for "great care" in winding down crisis-driven rescue policies to avoid bringing on a new crisis.
Even some of the doctors who have reservations about hormone replacement say it is a reasonable choice to treat symptoms, provided it is used for a limited time at the lowest possible dose and then tapered off gradually to avoid bringing on hot flashes all over again.
Sometimes staff avoided bringing up weight issues because they considered that they would not have time to deal properly with the problem later on.
Today, at 41, Ms. Lei says she has no regrets, even after facing a life of bitter twists and turns: pretending to be divorced at one point to avoid bringing shame on her son and ultimately marrying a much older man in an effort to obtain the basic identification her boy needed to go to school or receive other social services.
Ric confronts his brother about Esi, and Kumi tells him that their father died of AIDS, but the family kept it secret to avoid bringing shame on themselves.
Lord Hill – who worked with Lord Sewel on the code – argued on radio today that a code based on behaving honourably was preferable to a provision based on avoiding bringing the House into disrepute.
Unlike many lemur species that are hunted for food, aye-ayes are sometimes killed as crop-threatening pests in agricultural areas, and also because their bizarre appearance has traditionally led many villagers to regard the animal as an evil omen which must be killed on sight to avoid bringing bad luck onto an entire village.
You can't avoid bringing modernity.
Neutral eyeshadow: avoid bringing black eyeshadow.
