The phrase "avoiding notice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions taken to remain unnoticed or to escape attention.
Example: "She moved through the crowd, skillfully avoiding notice as she searched for her friend."
Alternatives: "staying under the radar" or "remaining unnoticed.".
But efforts like this take time to marinade through entire economies, and so may have avoided notice by outsiders.
It's also the elephant in the center of the living room, cunning in its ability to avoid notice.
Each night, when the museum guards lock up for the day, they hide in bathroom stalls, standing on toilets to avoid notice.
"Each of the hijackers, apparently purposely selected to avoid notice, came easily and lawfully from abroad," Louis J. Freeh, the former director of the F.B.I., testified to Congress in October 2002.
A group of young men quickly gathered around the card table, and I slipped in behind the last few, crouching a little to avoid notice.
You get sucked into this world of who can cut the deepest/be the skinniest and avoid notice by the outside world.
Until that point, the smugglers had limited the size of the groups of children to avoid notice and crossed the Salvadoran-Guatemalan border on busy market days, when the villages were more crowded than usual, immigration officials said.
In the opening act, "Hopscotch," two teenagers who want to avoid notice by the adult world while they take it over by stealth fairly sing to each other in the cool, coded language of the street, but they cannot conceal the gullibility and emotional tenderness of the young.
"Those with lesser rank bumped him up to me because they were scared of making a mistake," said Dess Stokes, the staff sergeant on duty at the Newark Armed Forces Entrance and Examination Station, where Mr. Gore went to enlist, hoping to avoid notice, in August 1969.
What's the best getup to avoid notice?
