The phrase "avert the failure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent a failure or negative outcome in a specific context.
Example: "The team worked tirelessly to avert the failure of the project by addressing potential issues early on."
Alternatives: "prevent the failure of" or "avoid the failure of".
It soon became apparent, however, that the government's purchase of MBSs would not provide sufficient liquidity in time to avert the failure of several more banks.
Should Mr. Obama have to go to Congress to seek more money for the bailout fund to avert the failure of more banks, he would most likely encounter opposition within both parties and demands for tighter restrictions on pay for executives of institutions that receive government assistance.
In SPOE, the capital and/or liquidity of the operating entities is replenished by the parent company, which averts the failure of any operating entities but serves as a catalyst for the Parent to file bankruptcy.
If policy makers had had that power during the tumultuous autumn of 2008, they might have averted the catastrophic failure of Lehman Brothers.
Like other modern day process industries, most cement manufacturing operations are continuously sorting after state-of-the-art failure identification and analysis approaches that can help avert the reoccurrence of failures, owing to the huge costs of downtime associated with critical plant assets such as the rotary kilns.
It also highlights the need for prenatal and early life interventions to avert the growth failure that occurs during this sensitive period and decrease the risk of maternal mortality and disability due to obstructed labour.
The prospect of progress could avert the consequences of a failure, which could include a further downgrade of the United States government's credit rating.
Preventing their formation by proper choice of materials or eliminating them when formed may avert the occurrence of catastrophic failures.
A deal to quickly provide a $14-billion 14-billionn would avert the danger of imminent bridgeptcy by GM or Chrysloan and possibly the failure of Ford, would relies on mavertf the same suppliers.
Long-term summit goals included initiating action affecting national, regional, and global supplies of nurse educators and helping to avert catastrophic failure of health care delivery systems caused by an inadequate ability to educate next-generation nurses.
To avert the loss of information, a threshold strategy (TS) was considered in some prior studies.
