The phrase "avoiding landing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of preventing or steering clear of a landing, such as in aviation or metaphorical situations.
Example: "The pilot was focused on avoiding landing in adverse weather conditions."
Alternatives: "preventing landing" or "steering clear of landing".
And if owls appear -– they have yet to do so –- the company will have more flexibility to harvest timber nearby while avoiding land close to the birds.
In the latest auction, the vast majority of carbon reduction came from vegetation projects such as avoiding land clearing and revegetation schemes – they accounted for more than 93% of the carbon abatement bought in the auction.
A recent development in the transformation of GRs has been the establishment of grazing associations, in which friends or neighbours agree to graze their privately-owned land jointly, with the aim of increasing livestock mobility and thus avoiding land degradation from year-round grazing (Burnsilver and Mwangi 2007).
Before the recent paper, there was already experimental evidence that biting flies avoid landing on striped surfaces.
The rules stipulate that a player cannot hang on the rim, except to avoid landing on another player.
But after each jump shot he attempted in a light practice today, Knight avoided landing on his injured right leg.
As images of me as a child flashed through my consciousness, I twisted to avoid landing head first.
Evans drifts forward as he shoots, so he jumps two feet behind the free-throw line to avoid landing on it.
There can be no more difficult musical task than writing songs that successfully tell stories while also including gags that avoid landing with a loud clanging noise.
They will also play Risky Business, a form of hopscotch in which they must avoid landing on squares that symbolize the perils migrating birds face.
