The phrase "avoid objections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies to prevent or minimize resistance or disagreement in a conversation or argument.
Example: "To ensure a smooth negotiation, it's essential to anticipate concerns and find ways to avoid objections from the other party."
Alternatives: "prevent dissent" or "eliminate resistance".
To avoid objections from a new reviewing body, it was decided to annex the document to the schema "On Ecumenism".
Their hope, though, is that they will avoid objections to the subject matter by choosing themes like the pre-Islamic Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian civilizations in whose scientific, legal and artistic achievements all Iraqis take pride.
More perhaps wanted to avoid objections to the indivisibility of extended spirits of the kind levelled against the concept of atoms: if an atom has dimensions, however small, it is conceptually divisible, even if atomists wish to claim it is physically indivisible.
The NVCA may try to have its legislative agenda slipped into the economic stimulus plan at the last minute to avoid objections from Congressional opponents and small business advocates.
The company had proposed some changes to those plans but abandoned them to avoid community objections and litigation.
Dr. Schaffner said he knew a pediatrician who postponed the HPV shots until most patients turned 15 specifically to avoid parents' objections at the younger age.
If they hoped to avoid noisy objections, well then it worked.
In case there are no alternatives, in order to avoid such objections, intrinsic egalitarianism cannot be strict, but needs to be pluralistic.
It is possible to weaken the principle along any of these dimensions to avoid the objections, while holding on to the general spirit of the self-ownership view.
As we saw in subsection 2.3.3, the Inverted Earth scenario is designed to avoid certain objections to the usual argument from intrapersonal inversion hypotheses to interpersonal inversion hypotheses.
She wants to use the resources of Quine as well as feminists to forge an empiricism sufficiently rich and sophisticated to overcome critiques of earlier feminist empiricism offered, for example, by Sandra Harding and to avoid feminist objections to individualism (whether to Jaggar's "abstract individualism" or the other forms discussed above).
