The phrase "avert difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions taken to prevent or avoid problems or challenges.
Example: "To ensure a smooth project launch, we must take proactive measures to avert difficulties that may arise during the process."
Alternatives: "prevent issues" or "avoid complications".
To solve the problem, first, a necessary and sufficient condition is proposed to avert the difficulties of griding over the complex plane, and to verify the controllability of directed and undirected networks in a single step.
Such trials could also be adapted and carried out in other settings where the disease is endemic and would avert the difficulties of carrying out trials that the authors profess.
The indirect method averts such difficulties through transfusion of whole blood containing in vivo-purified 99mTc-labeled RBC from donor mice into study mice.
Recently, Carrell and his colleague, James E. West, averted the difficulty of measuring student outcomes by using the U.S. Air Force Academy as their laboratory.
Some of the brass players she counseled — trombonists and others as well as trumpeters — were, like Mr. Douglas and Mr. McNeil, working professionals seeking to discreetly avert career-ending difficulties.
One of the strengths of this study is that it averted some of the difficulties of investigating alterations in central nervous system function following whole-body exercise by measuring motor output from the relatively well understood neural circuitry of the human oculomotor system25,45,57,58.
He said that BP knew it was in difficulties and that tragedy could have been averted with "as little as a 10-second phone call" or "a 30-second walk down to the tool pusher".
His policies gave some aid to the government in its financial difficulties, and his measures to alleviate famine temporarily averted serious peasant unrest, but such solutions proved to be only temporary.
The diplomatic feud underscores the difficulty the European Union faces in reaching consensus on how to reform the single-currency rules to avert a repetition of the Greek debt crisis.
