The phrase "avoiding final" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to avoiding a final decision, exam, or outcome, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The team is focused on avoiding final decisions until all data is analyzed."
Alternatives: "evading the conclusion" or "steering clear of finality".
The Daewoo Motor Company, the ailing South Korean automaker, failed to pay 44 billion won ($39 million) of debt today, leaving the company just one day to avoid final bankruptcy and raising doubts about its possible sale to General Motors.
No, it is not acceptable to make "playing hooky" a part of your weekly itinerary or to use it to avoid finals.
To schedule around these events, as well as avoiding the final week of the campaign, the Commission on Presidential Debates chose four dates within a narrow two-week window in early and mid-October.
Bates suggested that the two sides might still settle the dispute before he rules, avoiding a final court showdown altogether.
The Bush team learned how to cut corners in the 2000 election, avoiding a final recount of Florida's challenged ballots by going to the United States Supreme Court to stop it.
They got there by defeating archival Michigan a game I witnessed from the bitter climes high above the north end zone, an experience that I can say with absolute seriousness was the pinnacle of my life and they will remain undefeated forever, avoiding that final crucible of all elite college football teams, the bowl game.
Moreover, in contrast to the sequences shown in Figure 1B (which began with a tonic chord), the new sequences began with a dominant, avoiding that final tonic chords sounded more regular simply because they repeated the first chord function of the sequence.
Steavenson: I tried very hard to avoid a final conclusion.
Desperate to avoid a final curtain, the board of directors convened a meeting.
