The phrase "avert conflict with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent or avoid disputes or disagreements with others.
Example: "The diplomat worked tirelessly to avert conflict with neighboring countries through negotiations and dialogue."
Alternatives: "prevent conflict with" or "avoid conflict with".
The goal, Israeli officials stress, is to anticipate and avert conflict.
It is part of America's efforts to avert conflict in the sea, a vital maritime thoroughfare for a big proportion of world trade.
To avert conflict in Quebec, the British passed the Quebec Act of 1774, expanding Quebec's territory to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
WPP formed Conquest in 1992 to handle advertising for the Alfa Romeo automotive brand sold by Fiat, thus averting a conflict with a large client of Ogilvy's and Thompson's, Ford Motor.
Mr. Land and other government officials said they hoped the new federal plan for dealing with "panther-human interactions" and educating the public would avert conflicts like the one concerning Florida Panther 124.
Water 2025 aims to avert conflicts in part by clarifying rights and legal claims.
Based on the aforementioned ergonomic consideration and previous research, an attempt to lower the placement of the air pack may minimize the shifting of the center of gravity, as well as avert physical conflicts with the back brim of the helmet, thus improving body balance and the range of motion around the neck area in firefighters.
Sadly, a detailed examination of exactly when and how deterrence averts conflict is beyond the scope of "The Second World Wars".
Luckily, the aforementioned friend emerged from the bathroom just as the bell rang, and I averted conflict.
However, because conflicts were presented as salient occurrences from the start in our vignettes, avoiding, which averts conflict in advance, could not be examined.
