The phrase "avoiding reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of not disclosing or communicating information, particularly in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "The team is focusing on avoiding reporting any negative outcomes until the project is complete."
Alternatives: "evading disclosure" or "skirting communication".
While that would appear to be a good basis to refuse to file a suspicious activity report, there is a wrinkle in the law that prevents a hedge fund from avoiding reporting its suspicious trading.
In addition to avoiding reporting the total number of geocoded cases (246 cases) as the final count, as has been done in practice, a benefit of this approach is that it provides a statistically adjusted count (i.e. imputed count) with a measure of uncertainty.
As gait performance can be assessed directly, thus avoiding reporting bias, this approach could be applied even in absence of a detailed description of the episode.
More disquieting was the evidence uncovered by Randall et al. [ 12] of researchers not only avoiding reporting the abuse of children, but also deliberately constructing research protocols to obscure abuse.
Workers began installing a radar tower that will be used to monitor icebergs in the shipping channels of Prince William Sound, where the Exxon Valdez spilled 11 million gallons of oil in 1989 after striking a reef while avoiding reported ice.
By reducing the stated profit, the company could also avoid reporting the compensation costs without affecting the reported income numbers.
Stock holdings were liquidated every quarter, presumably to avoid reporting big positions.
The other change would let banks avoid reporting some of the impairment losses on their income statements.
The procedure required that the introspecting experimental subjects learn to avoid reporting on their experiences as they naıvely seemed.
Over the past 20 years Amazon has largely avoided US federal taxation by managing its books to avoid reporting any meaningful profits.
To avoid that, the complaints say, Enron shifted the contract from mark-to-market to accrual accounting -- a change that avoided reporting the loss.
