The phrase "avoided failing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent failure in a particular situation or task.
Example: "Through careful planning and preparation, the team avoided failing in their project deadline."
Alternatives: "prevented failure" or "escaped failure".
Still, it's an excellent chance to figure out how to avoid failing the final.
Some banks may avoid failing because they are purchased just in time.
In order to avoid failing to qualify for Europe for the first time since 1999 they now have to finish fifth in the Barclays Premier League.
Now that police are on the look-out for drunk drivers, Kenyans are doing their best to enjoy their alcoholic beverages responsibly and avoid failing the "alco-blow" tests.
The bank's officials say that the countries that participate care deeply about doing better than their neighbours.Recipients may have more incentive to avoid failing than in a conventional aid programme, where it is easy to trumpet inputs as achievements.
Manchester City may have to prove that their Abu Dhabi owner is not "influenced" by his half-brother, who chairs Etihad Airways, if their £400m sponsorship deal with the emirate's national airline is to avoid failing one of the key tests of the Uefa Financial Fair Play FFPP) regulations.
As Slahi concludes: "Crisis always brings out the best and worst in people – and in countries, too … So has the American democracy passed the test it was subjected to with the 2001 terrorist attacks?" That test is far from over – but, if our leaders learn the lessons of Guantánamo, the UK can still avoid failing it irredeemably.
To avoid failing to connect prescribed points, a new workspace is defined such that any target points in the workspace can be reached in sequence.
In this paper, the parameters of copula-based distributions are estimated using IFM method and Gaussian copula density function that result in closed-form formulas and avoid failing in the estimation procedure.
Wolfgang Niersbach, the president of the German Football Association, thinks that his stuttering national side's visit to Hampden Park next year will be one of the most significant and that results must improve if they are to avoid failing to qualify from Euro 2016 Group D. (The Herald) .
