The phrase "avoiding any risks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent potential dangers or negative outcomes.
Example: "In order to ensure the project's success, we are focusing on avoiding any risks associated with the new technology."
Alternatives: "mitigating risks" or "steering clear of risks".
p. 73) stated that Main conceptualized the infant displaying avoidant behavior is "avoiding any risk of being rebuffed and becoming distressed and disorganised; in addition he is avoiding any risk of eliciting hostile behavior from his mother".
Whether that would make them overly timid in how they manage the bank's operations by avoiding any risk of failure is one plausible response.
The cautious scheduling, avoiding any risk of an ugly videotaped confrontation, underscored the political hazards of the health care debate for centrist Democrats like Ms. Lincoln, who faces re-election next year in a state where Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, defeated President Obama by 20 percentage points.
The CTV emergency trajectories must assure the safe re-entry of the crew while avoiding any risk to population, i.e. descent on land is forbidden except in specially prepared areas, and shall minimize the number of rescue teams.
One big reason:ESPN owns the games outright, paying nothing for TVrights, sidestepping bidding wars and avoiding any risk of losing a franchise it created to a rival channel.
Conversely, spend your life or career carefully avoiding any risk of failing and you will almost certainly guarantee it.
The above attitude of avoiding any risk is known as defensive medicine and leads to unnecessary high medical consumption [ 41].
To avoid any risks entailed in an additional transportation it was decided not to move the Caryatides from the Museum galleries and perform any preserving activities in situ at their exhibition area.
"Good" mothers should manage and avoid any risks, thereby protecting their babies from harm and put their children's needs before their own – they should not allow toxins to enter the body.
As this form of medication may seem like a candy to a child; parents must pay close attention to keep them out of the child's sight, in a high place that can't be reached, to avoid any risks of being taken by their child accidentally.
