"avoiding to provide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something has been actively withheld, as in "The staff were found to be avoiding to provide accurate information to investigators."
In addition, various lung clearance mechanisms have to be avoided to provide a sufficient level of intact protein in the lungs.
These dietary substances could be avoided to provide better maintenance of healthy states.
John H. Schnatter, the chief executive of Papa John's, the pizza chain, said some franchisees were likely to reduce their employees' hours to avoid having to provide coverage.
For months, Republicans have been sounding the alarm over impending job cuts by small-business owners, who say they will cut back on workers to avoid having to provide health insurance.
They are formulated to automatically detect any potential hazards, alert drivers, thereby avoiding collision, and to provide reliable navigation.
PAGE 4 PAKISTAN'S DILEMMA -- Pakistan pledged its "full support" in the hunt for the attackers, but carefully avoided any commitment to provide military assistance.
Health messages should not only focus on which foods to avoid, but need to provide unambiguous guidance on how to prepare cost-effective meals that meet dietary recommendations.
The most common solution for avoiding air entrainment is to provide sufficient submergence to the intake.
Avoid using italics to provide emphasis or show contrast in formal writing.
"The best way to avoid it is not to provide a setting in which it can happen".
He said he preferred that Al Qaeda fighters give up, to avoid risking American lives and to provide important intelligence information.
