"to avoid fatalities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing safety precautions that are taken to prevent loss of life. For example, "The government has implemented several new regulations to avoid fatalities in the workplace."
Our results suggest that when TS mutant channels are expressed at levels low enough to avoid fatality, they are sufficient to cause multiple, distinct behavioral abnormalities, in line with the core aspects of ASD.
Phailin was the strongest system to hit India in more than a decade, yet an evacuation effort that moved 600,000 to safety seemed to have been largely successful at avoiding fatalities.
In the shooting in Las Vegas, the sound of the gunfire apparently helped people know where to go to avoid more fatalities, he said.
But beyond these tick-box criteria, Daallo has managed to avoid any fatalities during two decades of civil war in Somalia, one of the world's most unstable countries.
When you look at analyses of the benefits of self-driving cars, you find lots of numbers thrown around at an aggregate level – in the US, $317B saved from avoiding lethal crashes (even though so far, self-driving cars have not managed to avoid causing fatalities), $226B saved from avoiding non-lethal crashes, and $99B in time savings.
This means that raising awareness among the general public about asbestos as a potential hazard in the home is absolutely crucial, if we are to avoid further fatalities as a result of people undertaking DIY without knowing all the facts about asbestos.
But unlike traditional media outlets, people can't simply skip a channel to avoid seeing fatalities.
"New York City needs to head in that direction if we're going to avoid another fatality," he said.
These include no fewer than seven deliberately staged deaths, three of which are faked to avoid a fatality.
