The phrase "avoiding regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing compliance, legal matters, or business practices where one seeks to evade or not adhere to certain rules or laws.
Example: "The company was criticized for avoiding regulations that were put in place to protect consumer rights."
Alternatives: "evading regulations" or "circumventing regulations".
"The fact that they've written to a federal agency is hugely significant," said Steven Hill, a critic of the sharing economy, who has written about the consequences of companies like Airbnb and Uber avoiding regulations.
Spending tax money on the mesa is not popular with many in the valley below, who feel that the settlers benefit by avoiding regulations and license fees that others have to pay, yet are now demanding equal services, he said.
The history of IKEA tells, as well, that the art of avoiding regulations and taxes is now equally important in building the business as providing goods and services that the public wants to pay for.
For example, the financial industry will continually call for carbon allowance trading to be allowed OTC (over-the-counter), a form of derivatives trading that gives firms and traders the most leeway to leverage, speculate, arbitrage, and maximize profit by avoiding regulations.
"What always strikes me," Dillen adds, "is just how successful this industry is at avoiding regulation".
This is partly a semantic issue but we understand the concern and have toned down the statement, avoiding "regulation" and "switch".
In other words, globally avoiding regulation of gene expression by miRNAs may be one of the many ways of cancer cells to enhance their proliferation and tumorigenic potential.
We want to make good societal decisions but avoid regulations that will increase the burden on industry and stifle innovation".
Presumably, companies would not adjust their size to avoid regulations that are not enforced or regulations that require an employer to take actions that he already takes.
"Most governments are trying to avoid regulations – so making the discussion more accessible to those who make planning decisions is essential, otherwise it will be cut off from the places that bring the pressure to create change".
That first Malaysian race came amid a larger threat to move the entire series to Asia to avoid regulations in Europe against tobacco sponsorship — the biggest source of cash for the series at the time.
