The phrase "avoided going back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision to not return to a previous situation or place.
Example: "After much consideration, she avoided going back to her old job, knowing it would not bring her happiness."
Alternatives: "steered clear of returning" or "refrained from going back."
Mr McFeely, originally from Derry, avoided going back behind bars last July after successfully overturning a contempt of court judgment.
McFeely, originally from Londonderry, avoided going back behind bars last July after successfully overturning a contempt of court judgment.
He had avoided going back to Iran after the arrests of other Iranian-Americans, but he received signals that it was safe to visit his family.
As the fall session begins at Princeton, Frank avoids going back, handling everything over the phone; the real-estate agent says the cats seem to be gone.
At the same time, guests pile their plates high to avoid going back for seconds, and to ensure that they get enough of the dishes they want.
In many houses, the Israelis had Palestinian workers break through internal walls with a pneumatic hammer or a sledgehammer to avoid going back into the dangerous street.
For many of the inmates living in Fiske, it takes a conscious daily effort to avoid going back to their old ways.
Texas legislators, looking for ways to plug an estimated $15 billion to $27 billion budget hole, are considering proposals that would cut as much as $162 million from rehabilitation and treatment programs meant to help criminals avoid going back to prison.
It has allowed the administration to avoid going back to Congress to ask for the money needed to fix our banks, and it provided a way to avoid nationalization.
"We wanted a settlement which would set clear principles concerning the future conduct of Microsoft, to avoid going back to these sort of abuses," Mr. Monti said in an interview.
