The phrase "avoid irresponsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of making responsible choices or actions in various contexts, such as personal behavior, decision-making, or professional conduct.
Example: "In order to maintain a positive work environment, it is essential to avoid irresponsibility in our actions and decisions."
Alternatives: "steer clear of recklessness" or "prevent careless behavior".
That's the way to avoid engendering a culture of irresponsibility.
The world has made it clear that it has no interest in helping Argentina's politicians to avoid the consequences of their own irresponsibility.Plainly, no democratic politician relishes sacking public employees or confiscating voters' savings.
To this day, Rebuldela has not gotten another pet--partly out of self-punishment for, in her view, "irresponsibility," and partly to avoid reliving a similar tragedy.
So why would anyone today propose exactly the kind of irresponsibility we were lucky to avoid four years ago?
Kenneth L. Zimmerman Huntington Beach, Calif., July 6 , 2008 To the Editor: In "An Ideal Husband," Maureen Dowd offers Father Pat Connor's "mostly common sense" view of the negative character traits that young women should avoid in a prospective husband: abusiveness, drunkenness, financial irresponsibility and sociopathic tendencies.
Last night, the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, increased the pressure on the company, accusing it of operating a culture of "corporate irresponsibility" and going to "extraordinary lengths" to avoid paying tax.
It will be harder to avoid a confrontation in the atmosphere of mistrust, tension and irresponsibility that clouds South Asia today.
For parents, educators and youth, it's important to understand why these sneakers have such appeal, what the meaning behind this appeal is, and why it's important to avoid the trap of being a part of a machine that spawns financial irresponsibility and violence.
Aside from avoiding a government crisis, though, the best that can be said about the package is that it mixes a few genuine policy achievements with some astonishing — if bipartisan — legislative irresponsibility.
The subscales are worrying, rigidity, need for approval, problem avoidance and emotional irresponsibility.
