The phrase "avoiding in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as it lacks a proper context or structure.
Example: "He is avoiding in making a decision" is incorrect; a better structure would be "He is avoiding making a decision."
Alternatives: "steering clear of" or "refraining from".
For another, he may be his party's best chance of avoiding, in the shape of Hillary, a Clinton restoration.
The New York Times critic wrote, "Peck plays with considerable skill, also avoiding in his acting the romantic tosh of the writing".
The transverse shear loading is applied at the shear centre of the cross-section, avoiding in this way the induction of a twisting moment.
The two-layer method (TLM) is one of several cold storage solutions that seeks to preserve organs and cells avoiding in vivo and in vitro ischemia.
The transverse shear loading is applied at the shear center of the cross section, avoiding in this way the induction of a twisting moment.
I've been exercising a lot – running and doing Bikram yoga and all the things I've been avoiding in the past 10 years – because wearing 1940s bikinis on stage is enough to terrify anyone into submission.
Avoiding in-depth coverage of the campaign is not only easier but it also attracts a larger audience.
* For women, body odour is important in mate selection because it is a way of avoiding in-breeding.
Generation Z may ignore these – they're already used to skipping ads and avoiding in-game promotions, and they are generally immune to display ads.
Meanwhile, in Washington, Mr. Landesman has been sticking to his script, avoiding in-depth interviews as he prepares for his testimony.
This is a question that Castor leaves unanswered, avoiding in-depth psychological analysis of her heroine in a book that is more a military history of France than a biography of the woman variously described in Shakespeare's Henry VI Part 1 as "France's saint", a witch and a "high-minded strumpet".
