The phrase "escape pursuit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is trying to avoid being caught or followed, often in a dramatic or adventurous scenario.
Example: "The thief managed to escape pursuit by hiding in the alley until the coast was clear."
Alternatives: "evade capture" or "flee from pursuit."
The Barnett government in 2012 introduced mandatory minimum penalties of six months' jail for people found guilty of reckless driving while seeking to escape pursuit by police and dangerous driving causing bodily harm while seeking to escape pursuit by police.
When asked how he managed to escape pursuit of bonding company so long, he told them he been working all the time in the fraud dept of same bonding company under his right name.
Initially the French ships held their course, but on determining that the approaching squadron was British, Montfort spread all sail to escape pursuit.
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Unable to escape pursuit and with Minerve rapidly approaching, Bretel drove Succés ashore at Vada beach near Cecina in the hope of luring Minerve away from Bravoure, but Cockburn instead simply fired on the grounded vessel in passing before continuing towards the remaining ship while Bretel surrendered to Pomone.
Together the British ships hugely outweighed and outmatched the French vessels, and as soon as Linois realised his mistake he gave orders for his ships to turn and make all sail to escape pursuit, raising the French tricolour and firing his stern-chasers, guns fitted in the rear of the ship, at his pursuers.
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Révolutionnaire also escaped pursuit and was taken under tow by Audacieux, who brought her safely to Rochefort several days later.
Escaping pursuit in a fog, Révolution and Fraternité sailed directly for France and arrived at Rochefort on 13 January.
Roquebert's remaining ships were intercepted on 16 January by a patrolling British frigate, but successfully escaped pursuit and eventually returned undamaged to France.
After a chase of several days, Fraternité's captain lightened his ship by throwing guns and stores overboard and ultimately escaped pursuit, later rejoining the Brest fleet and participating in a number of subsequent campaigns.
