The phrase "avoid fueling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent or minimize the stimulation or escalation of a situation, often in contexts related to conflict or controversy.
Example: "To maintain a peaceful environment, we must avoid fueling any further arguments among the team."
Alternatives: "prevent incitement" or "stop exacerbating".
Mitigating uncertainty, in order to avoid fueling instability, is also essential.
The challenge in drawing on ambitions, of course, is to avoid fueling the narcissist's grandiosity.
Detachment can also help you to quell the temptation to respond in kind — and thus avoid fueling a vicious circle of hostility.
Ministers say as little as possible about it, to avoid fueling isolationist hysteria, and thus the E.U.'s critics shoot at an open goal.
Western diplomats say the reliance on Afghan émigrés is a careful attempt to avoid fueling the fierce Afghan nationalism that brought invading British and Soviet troops to their knees here.
The assaults set off accusations on the right and among some political commentators that the authorities and the news media had tried to ignore or cover up the attacks to avoid fueling a backlash against the refugees.
The last of these is important, to maintain a competitive economy and to avoid fuel poverty.
Social enterprise and co-operative models have worked to enable citizens to avoid fuel poverty, for example, through energy co-operatives.
Using a thicker porous anode support layer (ds = 0.5 mm) is proposed to avoid fuel starvation and, consequently, mitigate the degradation of a realistic SOFC.
WANT CHIPS WITH THAT? -- A Welsh police team called the "Frying Squad" sniffed out motorists who fueled their cars with used cooking oil from fish fryers in an effort to avoid fuel taxes.
Despite accommodating eco-warriors, social activists and unions, it has found little reward.After a campaign by a green group called ForestEthics, Chiquita agreed in November to avoid fuel from Canadian tar sands.
