The phrase "avoiding decisive" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of steering clear of making definitive decisions or conclusions.
Example: "In negotiations, he was often criticized for avoiding decisive actions that could lead to a resolution."
Alternatives: "shying away from firm" or "evading conclusive".
The Partisans avoided decisive engagement and the operation concluded on 18 December.
In some of their earlier meetings, Federer said, he felt as if he had to avoid a decisive set because the pressure Murray applies can grind his opponent's game to dust.
When pressed if he agreed with D'Souza's argument that there's a straight line from fascism and the Nazi Party to the Democratic Party, Trump Jr avoided a decisive answer.
The Americans suffered significant casualties and lost important supplies, but Washington managed to retain the core of his army and avoid a decisive confrontation that could have ended the war.
If properly managed and protected, the 540 watersheds detected herein will be decisive in avoiding extinction in the richest aquatic ecosystems on the planet.
Meanwhile, the Duke of Wellington, who actually ended up winning the Napoleonic wars, is, as Bell admits, about as eighteenth-century a figure as you can hope to find; he believed in avoiding battle until the final, decisive moment, and winning with professional soldiers and a motivated officer class.
The adoption of post-accident conducts can be decisive for minimizing or avoiding the acquisition of diseases as a result of the occupational accident.
But right now, it could be decisive in eliminating the backstop, avoiding a no-deal Brexit and preserving peace.
This is why our first goal for the next two summits at the European level in October and December, will be the final application and complete delivery of the banking union that is decisive to avoid new crisis.
