The phrase "avoiding and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that involve evading or steering clear of something, often in a list of actions.
Example: "She focused on avoiding and minimizing distractions while studying for her exams."
Alternatives: "steering clear of" or "evading".
Theme III - Deciding to Control Exposure outlines the interrelated processes participants described when deciding what risks are worth avoiding and which risk avoidance strategy to engage in.
In summary, good governance plays an important role both in avoiding and settling conflicts.
Is he aware of what he's avoiding and what he's spinning?
It will serve meals with regular cutlery, avoiding and use glasses for passengers in all classes, from first to economy.
But those actors may be subject to harassment and downright hostility from officials who see them as illegal, unhygienic, tax avoiding and anti-progress.
Hare suggests that all sectors need to invest in training in "cultural competence", avoiding and challenging ageist attitudes and assumptions about ethnic communities.
It means that companies are serious about measuring, internally taxing, avoiding, and aggressively managing - as well as designing out of the system - all such impacts.
Reversal of Desire, Michels says, helps a patient face something he's avoiding, and involves another silent scream — "Bring it on!" — addressed to an imaginary cloud of pain.
Pender recalled to me that he and his friends owed their lives to the skill of their captain, Colin Maud, in avoiding, and on occasion intercepting, torpedos.
The justices then dismissed the case, thus avoiding — and permitting the Obama administration to avoid — a potentially consequential clash of executive and judicial authority.
"The whole business of avoiding and minimizing the risk of friendly fire is better if you train together and have common techniques, technical solutions and procedures the way we have concentrated on having," the policy director said.
