The phrase "avoided the use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the decision to refrain from utilizing something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In her research, she avoided the use of complex jargon to ensure clarity for all readers."
Alternatives: "refrained from using" or "steered clear of".
This was found to be useful as it avoided the use of central lines in the majority of their patients.
Curiously, D'Antoni avoided the use of a personal pronoun.
The feminists' argument deftly avoided the use of the word quota, which even today sends shivers down French spines.
After that, most U.S. firms avoided the use of its technology, though the company does have a small American presence.
Moreover, the nanocomposite directly fabricated on nickel foam with a better adhesion and avoided the use of polymer binder.
UTMB organisers say they have avoided the use of around 100,000 disposable beakers since they introduced a rule forcing runners to carry their own.
Although Aristotle seems to have avoided the use of ekthesis as much as possible in his syllogistic theory, he did not manage to eliminate it completely.
The method proved to be more rapid and less labour-intensive compared to currently used techniques, and it avoided the use of extensive instrumentals.
Synergetic Geometry was based on sixty-degree (rather than ninety-degree) angles, took the tetrahedron to be the basic building block of the universe, and avoided the use of pi, a number that Fuller found deeply distasteful.
The central command of al-Qaida, which has been shouldered out of its former position of pre-eminence among Islamist militant organisations by Islamic State, avoided the use of women as suicide attackers on its high-profile spectacular operations.
While Empire was grandiose and usually of dark woods with ormolu mounts, Biedermeier identifying more closely with Directoire in this sense was executed in light, native woods and avoided the use of metal ornamentation.
