The phrase "averted conflicts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where potential disputes or disagreements have been successfully prevented or avoided.
Example: "The diplomatic negotiations were successful in averting conflicts between the two nations."
Alternatives: "prevented disputes" or "avoided confrontations".
B1 CONFLICT AVERTED -- Spain's prime minister avoided a potential confrontation when he said he would consider any request by the United States for his country to hand over eight men charged with complicity in the Sept. 11 attacks.
He first came to American attention during Pakistan's tense confrontation with India in 1999, when the possibility of a nuclear conflict was averted thanks to mediation by President Bill Clinton.
Costs are averted when complications are averted (15).
These metrics include deaths averted and private expenditures averted.
American and Egyptian officials issued great sighs of relief that they had averted failure, which could have worsened the conflict.
America's fitting tribute to Pearl Harbor was V.J. Day and the creation of a stable international order that prevented global conflict for 60 years and averted World War III.
The dark forces of civil conflict and sectarian war will have to be averted, and difficult political and economic concerns addressed.
In a labour-management dispute, for example, the two parties certainly have some conflicting interests, but both will benefit if a strike is averted.
Conflict in the Wa-controlled areas, if it is not averted, could cause a ramping up of drug trafficking across Asia and beyond as the Wa government and other militias seek cash to buy weapons.
The answers to this dilemma would require a better understanding of the health risks consequent upon infection to compute a cost-per-disability-adjusted-life-year averted and a comparison with other approaches to malaria infection reduction in semi-arid, semi-nomadic and conflict areas of Somalia.
