The phrase "avoid opposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one seeks to prevent conflict or disagreement in a discussion or situation.
Example: "To ensure a smooth negotiation, it is essential to avoid opposition from the other party."
Alternatives: "steer clear of conflict" or "prevent dissent".
But Salmond wants to avoid opposition jibes that quitting the UK comes with huge risks.
The Israeli MoH involved the main players in the hospital market in the consolidation of this potentially controversial reform in order to avoid opposition.
"Cynically, I suspect very little".To avoid opposition, the reforms have skirted another of the WHO's biggest problems.
Ministers were keen to make the proposed law as short as possible in order to avoid opposition parties being able to heavily amend the legislation and so it can stick to May's tight timetable for Brexit.
Offering a healthy premium helps Microsoft avoid opposition from Yahoo!'s board.
As a reminder, the U.K. government is accused of fast-tracking the bill and wants to avoid opposition as much as possible.
But for the most part, the movement has remained tentative and well behaved, dominated by a conservative wing that -- like the country's political opposition -- seeks to avoid confrontation and violence.
To avoid potential opposition, he remained a "decision-avoider, not a decision-maker," Mr. Ross wrote, "all tactics and no strategy".
Ever since, mayors have struggled to avoid community opposition when closing firehouses.
Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, said that the contents of the deal have been kept secret to avoid potential opposition.
In addition to the familiar "tax reform" euphemism to avoid Republican opposition to tax hikes, Mr. Obama has offered a new one: "reduce spending in the tax code".
