The phrase "avoid repetitions of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to refrain from repeating certain information or phrases in their writing or speech.
Example: "In your essay, please avoid repetitions of the same arguments to maintain clarity and engagement."
Alternatives: "eliminate redundancies of" or "prevent reiterations of".
Cards could be laminated to avoid repetition of this time-consuming step.
They were extensively used in Roman times by lawyers to avoid repetition of technical terms and formulas.
Almost without exception, states have granted injured parties compensation and undertaken legislative, administrative and judicial measures to avoid repetition of violations identified by the court.
Paragraph (a) is added only to avoid repetition of the phrase "invention or discovery" and its derivatives throughout the revised title.
The bill grew from a bipartisan desire to avoid repetition of the confusion and irregularities that bedeviled the presidential election of 2000.
We have presented the state of the art while trying to avoid repetition of what appears in the numerous books dealing with experimental designs.
They said they are determined to avoid repetition of the experiences of East Germany, where chaotic dissolution of the security forces led to disclosures about prominent politicians that are still casting a shadow on the country's new democratic institutions.
It would also be nice to avoid repetition of the news that Ms. Reynolds went on to run a bed and breakfast in the Catskills, but the pieces have not been edited with regard to one another.
Also, to avoid repetition of the phrase "oil and/or gas," the term "oil" is often used as a reference to both oil and gas unless specific reference to one or the other is necessary.
The error reporting system, which is in France a mandatory reporting system, is designed to provide information in order to avoid repetition of the medical accident, by developing corrective and preventive actions.
