"aversion toward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a negative feeling towards something. For example: "The child had an aversion toward broccoli," meaning the child disliked broccoli.
A deep aversion toward the revolutionaries and toward Napoleon characterized his foreign policy.
Publishers believe that the aversion toward reading starts early, mainly because schools teach by rote.
By now, one probably has heard enough about ladylike chic to have developed an aversion toward it.
And he directly challenged the widespread ambivalence and aversion toward the war in the United States and in Europe.
In some cases, it comes with an aversion toward, even contempt for, their fellow-Americans who are white and sinking.
"This is a gentler interpretation of plaid," said David Neville, one of the partners behind Rag & Bone, who himself confessed to a certain aversion toward color.
Many Western societies have strong aversions toward premastication, which have been compared to their similar criticisms and aversion towards breastfeeding in previous generations for similar rationale; with the same societies finding breastfeeding to be a disagreeable practice practiced only by the uneducated lower classes or untempered foreign cultures.
It reveals and refuses to titillate, portraying the world of the brothel in terms of its hierarchies and feuds and both its inclinations and aversions toward sorority.
The answer is yes, yet why do so many of us have aversions toward gay bars or clubs in general.
Furthermore, relaxing the restrictive functional form of the drive function and introducing more general forms could explain behavioral patterns that our model does not yet account for, like asymmetric risk-aversion toward gains vs. losses (Kahneman & Tversky, 1979).
But acknowledging this fact is in no way incompatible with recognizing the degree to which a particular cognitive style and a well-documented aversion to difference and antipathy toward outgroups are all part of a particular world view, one that now plays a dominant role in the base of the Republican Party.
