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The phrase "any sort of awkwardness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings or situations that may be uncomfortable or clumsy in nature.
Example: "I hope there won't be any sort of awkwardness during the meeting, as we need to collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "any kind of discomfort" or "any form of unease".
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Showing affection is completely normal and doesn't create any sort of awkwardness (unless their Indian friends are present in which case their faces turn bright red of shyness)! b.
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