The phrase "evade the risk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or strategy taken to avoid a potential danger or threat. For example, "The company took measures to evade the risk of a hacker attack on their data."
Accordingly, the room occupant could conduct energy saving activities while evading the risk of heatstroke.
Although the exit closure into the right atrium had a risk of injury to the conduction system, we evaded the risk using the surrounding excessive tissue.
Kickstarter has clearly evaded the risk of the backer community souring based on frustration and failed projects however; it's been 5 years since it launched, and so far, it continues to attract backers and churn out successful campaigns.
This so-called Transcutaneous Energy Transmission (TET) evades the risk of driveline infection.
The oldest old have evaded the risks of mortality associated with specific adverse factors and are therefore particularly likely to be informative about the effects of intrinsic ageing.
This figure expresses the surplus of the heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone of the target of heat capacity consumption of the second week.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Example 2. Figure 12 illustrates the lack of the heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone of the target of heat capacity consumption of the second week.
The factor in the surplus heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone is believed to be attributable to the room occupant refraining from using the air conditioning for energy saving purposes.
In addition, supporters state that the overwhelming majority of purchases occur in major retail outlets, which are very unlikely to evade the FairTax and risk losing their business licenses.
Perhaps true, but no honest discussion of pardons or early release can evade the question of political risk.
