The phrase "averting danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent or avoid potential harm or risk.
Example: "The safety measures implemented by the company are crucial for averting danger in the workplace."
Alternatives: "preventing harm" or "avoiding risk".
Animistic creeds have in common an undertaking on the part of people to communicate with supernatural beings, not about metaphysics or the dilemmas of the moral life but about urgent practicalities: about securing food, curing illness, and averting danger.
Williams responded with some huge serving to see off four break points, averting danger for a 5-2 leandallowingwing her to wrap up victory in her next service game.
AVERTING DANGER -- Though the focus at times of crisis tends to be on the havoc and fear, there can also be "collateral benefits," to rephrase a military term.
But given the politicians' current uselessness, the only institution with the power to avert danger is the Federal Reserve.
Someone with anxious attachment would quickly open a potentially "threatening" email and reply to it as quickly as possible to avert danger.
Or that moment we realize our child is able to avert danger without our help, or suddenly needs to lean down to hug us.
The MetroStars had averted danger twice on the play, with Ammann stopping one shot and then Petke clearing a rebound shot by Steve Ralston from the goal mouth.
He said he was angered that airport officials had not taken more steps to avert danger to residents beneath the flight path.
In an interview with Nayan Chanda, Bo Ekman, Founder and chairman of the Tällberg Foundation, discusses the challenge of global warming and the measures needed to avert danger to the planet.
When you're mindless, you're not able to take advantage of opportunities that present themselves, you're not able to avert danger not yet arisen, you're not there and you're oblivious to not being there.
The ruler may be viewed as the possessor of supernatural power both beneficial and malevolent needed to maintain the welfare and order of the community and to avert danger and damage.
