The phrase "avoids implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or strategies that deliberately refrain from putting something into practice or execution.
Example: "The new policy avoids implementing any drastic changes to the current system."
Alternatives: "refrains from applying" or "steers clear of executing".
Since then the government has employed a range of delaying tactics to avoid implementing the ruling.
Utility companies avoid implementing the best available pollution technology in coal-burning power plants to improve profitability.
"Lack of funding has been the main excuse that local election officials have used to avoid implementing paper precautions," Ms. Burt said.
Since 1998, one way that programmers have been able to avoid implementing encryption protocols themselves has been to use an open-source library called OpenSSL.
With Samaras desperate to avoid implementing further belt-tightening, insiders said the government could draw funds from bribes and bank accounts confiscated from corrupt officials.
In January, Donald Trump's first act as President was to order government agencies to avoid implementing, as much as is legally possible, what has become known as Obamacare.
The sanctions law says Trump can avoid implementing them if he proves that Russia has made significant efforts to stop hacking into U.S. elections systems.
The ICG said that the government needs to avoid implementing blanket grazing bans and should instead roll out new policies in phases to allow herders time to adjust.
A proposed amendment by Egypt — which would have allowed states to avoid implementing the declaration if it clashed with national laws or religious or cultural values — failed.
UK farmers could be allowed to use powerful antibiotics in ways soon to be banned by the European Union, after the government was accused of using Brexit to avoid implementing tougher rules on animal health.
