The phrase "avoid overreaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to remain calm and not to respond excessively to a situation.
Example: "In discussions about sensitive topics, it's important to avoid overreaction to differing opinions."
Alternatives: "prevent excessive response" or "steer clear of overreacting".
We need to avoid overreaction at the same time we need to return to feeling in control.
The Chinese government has a right to punish the criminals, but we should urge it to exercise restraint and avoid overreaction.
But the new work puts all of this in the context of long stretches of time, which is vital if one's goal is to avoid overreaction and to focus attention where real risks lie.
The panel recommended rapid development of ICBMs, construction of a distant early warning (DEW) radar line in the Canadian Arctic, strengthened air defenses, and measures to increase intelligence-gathering capabilities, both to verify arms control treaties and to avoid overreaction to Soviet advances.
In a joint letter to their members, the New Jersey Association of School Administrators and the New Jersey School Boards Association said they would "urge state leaders to avoid overreaction through unnecessary and restrictive legislation and regulation," saying a new layer of oversight — 21 county superintendents — was up to the task of policing future contracts.
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.
"Help us avoid overreactions and help us avoid gutting the very foundations of our nation".
That means an occasional focus on the subject may actually help people avoid overreactions to price blips.
To avoid overreactions every information campaign should clearly state this fact.
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.
Avoiding Overreaction Dr. Rosenheck warned against misplacing one's anger over this event.
