The phrase "avoided every year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that is consistently not done or prevented on an annual basis.
Example: "The festival was avoided every year due to safety concerns."
Alternatives: "skipped annually" or "not held each year.".
"Around 24,000 cancer cases could be avoided every year if no one drank in the UK," she added.
Those good p ractices contribute to the more than two billion metric tons of carbon dioxide avoided every year, worldwide, because of nuclear energy.
However, there is also evidence linking alcohol to increased risk of five different cancers, said Amanda McLean, the director of World Cancer Research Fund UK. "About 24,000 cancer cases could be avoided every year in the UK if everyone stopped drinking alcohol," McLean said.
According to the Department of Health's own projections, Spiegelhalter said, more than 40 miscarriages would be avoided every year because far fewer women would be given amniocentesis, an invasive test in which a tiny amount of fluid is removed from the womb.
Hundreds of deaths could be avoided every year with a minimum price for alcohol units, researchers estimated.
If everyone over the age of 50 ate an apple a day, 8,500 deaths from heart attacks and strokes could be avoided every year in the UK, say researchers.
Approximately one breast cancer death was avoided by year 15 for every four recurrences avoided by year 10.
Such measures would avoid 2m deaths every year, and prevent half a billion people from becoming seriously ill.And that is the best case.
It is estimated that the latter would avoid 2m deaths every year, and prevent half a billion people becoming seriously ill annually.
An estimated 12.46 deaths were avoided each year.
China avoided, as it has every year since 1990, a full-scale debate on its policies toward dissenters and other minorities.
