The phrase "a culture of avoiding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or mindset where individuals or groups tend to evade or steer clear of certain issues, responsibilities, or challenges.
Example: "In our organization, there seems to be a culture of avoiding difficult conversations, which hinders our progress."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of evasion" or "a tendency to sidestep".
"There is a culture of avoiding knowledge so as to evade responsibility".
Its corporate slogan, Quietly Brilliant, reflects a culture of avoiding the limelight – its head office is tucked away at the end of a long driveway in an old industrial suburb of Taipei – yet fostering innovation and speed.
In any case, there is little publicity about structurally generated challenges to integrity compared to failures by individuals, a discrepancy that can trigger a culture of avoiding visible shortcomings at the expense of taking risks to foster excellence.
This probably reflects a general culture of avoiding official police involvement with all its subsequent bureaucracy.
I think that a creeping and cowardly culture of avoiding death on television is taking possession of the namby-pamby girls and boys who decide what we should, and should not, see of war, a practice that has very grave political implications.
Don't give an inch, or else the media, the Congress and the American culture of avoiding hardship will walk you back.
Certainly, we have come far enough as a culture to avoid employing the mechanics of perilous and hurtful masquerade.
"If at the top, the message that's sent is, 'We're going to bend the rules to our advantage,' the message is clearly understood and creates a culture of attempting to avoid the rules," said Steven L. Schooner, a procurement law expert at George Washington University Law School.
And after years of scrambling for scraps of funding and institutionalized understaffing, agencies have developed cultures of avoiding project without immediate and clear payouts.
Politically-savvy Yorke feeds on the international hysteria, protesting through both the lyrics – a clear call to arms to a culture of hatred towards intimacy ("avoid all eye contact… shoot the messengers") – and a buzzing synth undertone that complements his falsetto perfectly.
Accordingly, many wine makers tend to inoculate their wines in the vats with a culture of desirable bacteria to avoid any risk of accidental malolactic fermentation in the bottle and thus prevent the possibility of any such off flavors occurring.
