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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avert the realization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of preventing someone from becoming aware of a particular truth or fact.
Example: "He tried to avert the realization that he had made a grave mistake."
Alternatives: "prevent the awareness" or "deter the understanding".
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We hope that adding infection control and prudent use of antimicrobial agents to new drug development will avert the realization of pessimistic predictions about the future of antimicrobial resistance.
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Even though mankind believes to have the capabilities to avert potentially disastrous asteroid impacts, only the realization of mitigation demonstration missions can validate this claim.
But investors' relief that a political compromise might avert a default on government debt was soon tempered by the realization that a fiscal deal was not yet at hand, Nathaniel Popper reports in DealBook.
Exclusive breastfeeding alone has the potential to avert 13 per cent of all under-five deaths in the region, thus significantly contributing to the realization of MDG 1 and 4. Immediate and exclusive breastfeeding is the best source of nutrition for newborns.
He said it in front of an enthusiastic crowd outside No 10, carried away by the realization that at least for the moment the dreadful prospect of a European-wide war had been averted.
"This is the realization of a dream".
The realization hit Durand at once.
The realization started shaping me.
For Miguel, the realization is especially cruel.
And then the realization dawned on me!
"The realization sunk in," Officer Brenner explained.
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