The phrase "avoids participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that deliberately does not take part in an activity or event.
Example: "The committee member consistently avoids participation in discussions, which affects the group's decision-making process."
Alternatives: "shuns involvement" or "steers clear of participation".
"Please be sure to NOT participate and and encourage others to avoid participation as well.
There is no intention of a threat effect, i.e. the assigned participants quit welfare in order to avoid participation.
Those who had been invited to participate in the HUBRO study were not invited, to avoid participation in both studies.
We should avoid participation in a cycle of aggression and retaliation even as we seek to defend our country and the entire civilized world.
In its statement, the Taliban described the elections as a "bogus" U.S. move to consolidate its invasion of Afghanistan and urged Afghans to avoid participation.
The government is determined to work constructively to deliver the Brexit people voted for, and avoid participation in the European Parliamentary elections.
An administration official said Saturday that Libya had for several years now avoided participation in any terrorist attacks, but that American intelligence officials felt Libya had still maintained contact with some organizations, especially those involved in aiding insurgencies in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt.
Had he maintained and publicised that view, this country might have avoided participation in an unlawful war which has brought this country nothing but danger, debt, death and dishonour.
The Swedish military's current deployment in Afghanistan, adding signals intelligence specialists to a NATO-led combat mission under American command, is a rare departure from the country's usual pattern of avoiding participation in military alliances.
We rejected that argument and noted that no provision in ERISA "explicitly required nonfiduciaries to avoid participation (knowing or unknowing) in a fiduciary's breach of fiduciary duty". Id., at ----, 113 S.Ct., at 2067.
