The phrase "avoided including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to deliberately not incorporate something into a larger context or discussion.
Example: "In the report, the authors avoided including any controversial topics to maintain a neutral tone."
Alternatives: "chose not to include" or "refrained from including".
Stimulants should be avoided, including nicotine and caffeine.
But some spending has been avoided, including payments on the new trains.
Elements of two American-led air campaigns in Iraq, in 1991 and 2003, appear to have been avoided, including attacks on electrical grids.
Indeed, during the Bush administration, NATO had accepted the former Soviet republics as members but had avoided including them in defense planning, which might have provoked Russia.
The government will also have to ensure the country becomes more resilient to those impacts of climate change that cannot now be avoided, including by investing greater sums in flood defences.
Commenting on an earlier Reading group post, TheOrbys wrote that Camus "deliberately" avoided including realistic legal proceedings: "Such a trial in France was very implausible - no police testimony, no real background on Raymond, no established provenance for the gun, etc".
The 10 things listed as unclean and best avoided include beer, wine, infidels and dogs.
Complications to be avoided include: neuronal injury by direct mechanical trauma, vascular puncture and vascular injection of anesthesia agent.
Some of the undesirable circumstances that were avoided include power fluctuation, water leakage within the system, and excessive water waves.
Items which it suggests should be avoided include tinned food, ready meals, shower gel and even new cars.
Indirect costs avoided include parental time costs, absence from work, loss of earnings and time costs among secondary cases.
