The phrase "avoid repercussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent negative consequences or fallout from a situation.
Example: "In order to maintain a good relationship with our clients, we must take steps to avoid repercussions from our recent decision."
Alternatives: "prevent consequences" or "dodge fallout".
(To avoid repercussions Ms Ye did not charge for sex during her stint in the brothel).
(She asked that her name not be printed to avoid repercussions with her employer).
She told Brazilian officials she needed asylum to avoid repercussions from the authorities.
Whether by political calculation or deference, Mr. Perry's designation of Mr. Williamson as the point man for this project helped him avoid repercussions at the polls.
One Yankees official, who insisted on anonymity to avoid repercussions, said the city got the new suite simply because "Dan Doctoroff demanded a suite, like every other city".
"There are government buildings on all sides — it has been called the 'security zone' since the uprising started," said Abou Salid, an activist in Idlib reached via Skype, using a nickname to avoid repercussions.
After each situation, three suggested solutions for avoiding repercussions are listed.
"They have done a lot of homework to avoid strict repercussions under the letter of the law," said Bill Cooper, director of commercial rights management for the committee.
"Even if we're just praying, the government treats us as criminals," said a young monk, who like others interviewed recently spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid government repercussions.
The crown prince of Bahrain was scheduled to visit the Palestinian enclave on Thursday but canceled at the last minute to avoid political repercussions, according to reports in the Arab news media.
When it comes to managing your money, it can be tempting to let your savings sit "safely" in your bank account to avoid feeling repercussions from another stock market crash.
