It's correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to avoiding danger or getting away from danger. For example: The squirrel quickly evaded danger by jumping onto the tree branch.
She knows how they have sex, evade danger, and precisely how many cells they should have.
Diarrhea and vomiting, though unpleasant, also serve as defenses, evolving as ways to evade danger, and thus to preserve fitness.
They have less to do with making sure people whose lives are in genuine danger can take action to protect themselves and more to do with letting people who could evade danger, if they wished, take the law into their own hands.
Monks can also execute forward rolls and flying kicks that send them hurtling around the map; both of these help players evade danger and in truth the flying kick is more useful at this stage as an escape manoeuvre than an attack move.
The Giants evaded danger in the second inning, when Bumgarner hit Prince Fielder on the right arm with a pitch and then gave up a hard-hit ball down the left-field line to Delmon Young.
Deer, he said, are at the peak of their powers of observation and awareness when they are evading danger -- every sense is alive, he said, just as their evolutionary past intended.
In the meantime, Aziz and Ali will keep evading danger and threats from the Taliban, while a federal government committee from the country they risked their lives for, slowly decides their fate. .
Although the birds had just completed a migration of more than 2,500km, they still had the energy to evade the danger.
If a traumatic accident has taken place and you think the victim has injured their spine, then do not move them unless it's absolutely necessary to evade an urgent danger, such as a flood.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Over the past two weeks, Apolo Ohno danced with danger, evading crashes, employing strategy and adding two Winter Olympics medals to the most expansive collection in United States history.
Many of the resettlers would have lived in their villages for their entire lives before the evacuation, and therefore felt that being within the familiar confines of home was more important to them than evading an invisible danger, curated by a distant and potentially untrustworthy government.
