The phrase "averted failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a potential failure has been successfully avoided or prevented.
Example: "Through careful planning and execution, the team averted failure and completed the project on time."
Alternatives: "prevented failure" or "avoided disaster".
American and Egyptian officials issued great sighs of relief that they had averted failure, which could have worsened the conflict.
By the time the mess was cleaned up, Continental Illinois had averted failure only through a $4.5 billion federal bailout -- then the largest in history.
Along the way he averted failure myriad times, rescued by luck and powerful allies.
The FBI Director James Comey told reporters at FBI headquarters that the attack on the church could have been averted but for failures in the gun purchase screening system.
The minimum weight is calculated subject to the provisos that: (i) the end deflection attains a specified value; (ii) the power consumed is less than the upper limit of the supply; and failure is averted by (iii) face/core yielding and (iv) face/core buckling; (v) the operational frequency of the panel achieves a specified limit.
To estimate the number of unintended pregnancies that will be averted, for example, method-specific failure rates are applied to modeled users of each, taking discontinuation into account.
Because the efficacy, when translated into cases averted and deaths averted, is just tremendous.
The danger of the Secret Service's failures is not in the narrowly averted disasters; it's in the capacity of those failures to generate even more dangers on their own.
Costs are averted when complications are averted (15).
These metrics include deaths averted and private expenditures averted.
Still, what might have been a triumphal year for the Russian space program — 50 years after Yuri Gagarin became the first human to go into space — has been scarred by mishaps and mission failures, which had raised the possibility, now averted, that the space station would be left unstaffed for the first time in more than a decade.
