The phrase "to avoid worrying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent anxiety or concern about a situation.
Example: "She decided to plan everything in advance to avoid worrying about last-minute details."
Alternatives: "to prevent anxiety" or "to eliminate concerns".
BYPASS THE PUMP -- One way to avoid worrying about gasoline prices: take someone else's vehicle.
The wires both said "Bombed out but still smiling, Mother" She had no home, no clothes, no money but her desire to avoid worrying her sons as shown in her message was, we considered, almost heroic.
Although these drives are diminutive, there is an easy way to avoid worrying about losing one: the Store 'n' Go comes with a lanyard so you can wear your files as a fashion statement.
However, to avoid worrying their parents, they seldom spoke about the pressure.
To avoid worrying about stipulations and possible fees, Perry suggests purchasing a fully refundable ticket.
Early liquidity allows startups and investors to avoid worrying about money or having to look for an exit prematurely during the ever-extending "private" life of the company.
I find that using this way of investing allows me to avoid worries over the different regulations and currency fluctuations of various markets around the globe.
Others also avoided reading official patient information to avoid worry about side effects.
Alternatively a direct genotyping-by-sequencing (Narum et al. 2013) approach could be chosen in future to avoid worries about ascertainment bias.
Desire to avoid "worry" or "guilt" were given as sufficient reasons to abstain except where their practitioner (mostly an obstetrician) was deemed to have moderated these emotions by supporting their alcohol consumption.
Business travellers, meanwhile, should remember to dress comfortably but professionally on the plane (you never know who might end up sitting next to you), and studiously avoid worrying about what the person in seat 18F is wearing.
