'to avoid rubbish' is a correct and usable phrase in written English for expressing the idea of avoiding something of low quality or of no value.
For example: "It's important to read reliable sources, to avoid rubbish information."
The dump was full of toxins (to avoid this, Daldry built an artificial rubbish heap for the shooting of Trash) and it was producing so much gas that pickers were able to use it to cook soup.
Off the Grid proposes a solution to this, aiming to avoid sending a single piece of rubbish into landfill.
The thing that needs to happen, if we're going to avoid an onslaught of the thoughtless "rubbish" Nolan warned about, is not for the parties involved here to give passes to one another, but rather for them to make a game effort to stay focused on what matters to people right now.
If councils charge only for unrecycled rubbish, the best way to avoid Big Brother will be to recycle everything you buy.
Volunteers will help frail or older people by doing their shopping or taking the rubbish out in icy weather to avoid accidents.
Epic Records had proposed that the album be recorded in Barbados, but the band had wanted to avoid what Bradfield called "all that decadent rockstar rubbish".
The latter two additions helping to avoid the common retail gaming PC pitfall of bundling rubbish peripherals with a high-end system.
England captain Alastair Cook says suggestions that his players use silicone tape on their bats to avoid edges being detected by Hot Spot are "a whole load of rubbish".
Black bag rubbish may be picked up every three weeks as Gwynedd council battles to avoid possible fines it "simply cannot afford".
"With all the rubbish brought over by the flood, we have to act very fast to avoid the spread of malaria", Dr. Diallo said.
