"avoid perception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the idea of avoiding being perceived in a certain way or as a certain thing. For example, "The candidate tried to avoid perception as a career politician."
In the video, she appears as the final voice, asking people to think twice before they say things and to avoid perceptions based on race.
Interestingly it comes with another key recommendation; to avoid perceptions of unfairness, reduced team morale and disruption to working relationships, it must be implemented consistently.
The air of confidence he exudes, which some critics take as arrogance, grew in part out of the primary, when he worked to avoid perceptions that he was weak or not ready.
Although anxious to avoid perceptions of a victory lap, given the ongoing fighting and the failure to capture Gaddafi, Cameron and Sarkozy cited the Libyan experience as a beacon for the region.
CHICAGO — In the third week of his transition to power, President-elect Barack Obama is working to build a cordial relationship with Republicans by seeking guidance on policy proposals, asking for advice on appointments and hoping to avoid perceptions of political arrogance given the wide margins of his victory.
To avoid perceptions of always being on call, some teleworkers answer emails whenever they find it convenient, but take care not to send them off until after 08 00 the next day.
Even so, Francis has reportedly postponed traveling to Argentina until after a new president is installed, to avoid perceptions that he is meddling in political matters.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned of the risk of protracted civil war in Libya but indicated that the Obama administration would approach any military action cautiously to avoid perceptions that the United States wants to "invade for oil". The White House is also aware of the Libyan rebels' desire to oust Kadafi without foreign help, she said.
Agreeing systems for communicating information to stakeholders at the outset of the study may help to avoid perceptions of undue interference or that the evaluator withheld important information.
They want to avoid perceptions of a two-tier system, where the business model which supports a journal article (OA or subscription) is seen to reflect its academic significance.
