The phrase "averted for the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express prevention or avoidance of something, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The crisis was averted for the time being, allowing us to regroup and strategize."
Alternatives: "prevented for the" or "avoided for the".
The revolution was averted, for the moment.
Australian fire officials say the threat to the Blue Mountains west of Sydney "has been averted" for the day, but warn the crisis is far from over.
Still, war was averted, for the time being, and most of Hancock's command was peaceful.
A NIFA takeover has been averted, for the time being.
In this scenario, Congress passes a spending bill by midnight next Friday, President Trump signs it, and a government shutdown is averted for the next few months.
Overall, he cut the bank's costs by 40% in 2009, with 30% more to come.Even if a catastrophe has been averted for the moment, Latvia's economy remains troubled.
This seems to have been averted for now, as the state figured out another way to keep carrying out lethal injections.
The report says: "The optimism some CEOs display may therefore stem from the relief that certain risks (such as the collapse of the eurozone) have been averted for now, rather than the conviction that things are really getting better".
8 Stated differently, it must appear that it is more likely than not that the harm would have been averted but for the negligence of the defendant.
Our results suggest that the direct gaze did not "pop out" from among averted gazes for the chimpanzee as it did for humans, even though the processing of direct gazes may be more efficient than that of averted gazes in the chimpanzee.
But the crisis has been averted for now only and is likely to return before the next race in Brazil unless there are significant developments.
