The phrase "avoid an overreaction of" is not entirely correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent excessive responses or reactions in a given situation.
Example: "To maintain a calm atmosphere, we must avoid an overreaction of emotions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "prevent an excessive reaction to" or "steer clear of an exaggerated response to".
This research suggests that reintroducing some of the organisms from the mud and water of our natural world would help avoid an overreaction of an otherwise healthy immune response that results in such chronic diseases as Type 1 diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis and a host of allergic disorders.
To avoid an overreaction of activated T cells, negative signals have also to be delivered during DC T-cell contact [ 3, 4].
This is apparently a way that the body regulates the immune system, to avoid an overreaction.
Now allergies and asthma are an overreaction of the immune response to exposure to certain agents.
Granulomas are an overreaction of the body's cellular defense system [ 30].
Highly sophisticated regulatory circuits have been developed during evolution to enable the host to cope efficiently with pathogenic insults and, at the same time, to avoid overreactions of the immune system.
To avoid problems of overreaction, you have to have a vetting process that eliminates the potential Zimmermans in advance.
Ms. Goldberg's amendments also required the Police Department to meet with an ad hoc Council committee before and during the convention to avoid any police overreaction to protests.
The Chinese government has a right to punish the criminals, but we should urge it to exercise restraint and avoid overreaction.
During the 2011 nuclear accident in Japan, the 2010 11 cholera epidemic in Haiti, and the 2009 influenza A (H1N1) pandemic, PAGnet offered a communication platform to public health officials at points of entry around the world, facilitating timely information sharing on response measures that helped avoid overreaction and unnecessary barriers to international travel and trade.
Herb always believed that he could have helped Larry through his difficult last year in Detroit and to avoid some of his overreactions to the turmoil in New York.
