The phrase "avoid secession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political or social issues where the goal is to prevent a group or region from breaking away from a larger entity, such as a country or organization.
Example: "In order to maintain national unity, it is essential to find ways to avoid secession among the states."
Alternatives: "prevent separation" or "stop disunion".
He insisted that northern abolitionists stand down to avoid a southern secession, writing that the bloodshed of a civil war would "not be along Mason and Dixon's line merely", but "within our own borders in our own streets".
Strong SNP election performances in 2020 and 2025 forced the government to offer federalisation in 2027 to avoid a referendum on secession.
Nevertheless, the international community sets some limits to the application of the self-determination right to avoid an avalanche of secession claims.
Earlier this week Mas called for negotiations in the event of secession to avoid "economic wounds" for both factions.
But Dalindyebo, who at one point announced his kingdom's secession to avoid jail time, is seen as disreputable among traditional leaders.
can make secession sufficiently difficult to avoid an unacceptable risk of premature exit or strategic bargaining by minorities, while still making secession possible under appropriate conditions.
Maybe he thinks he can have it both ways - encourage more Crimean autonomy but stop short of secession; criticise the new Kiev government but avoid a full break in relations; and try to unnerve Ukraine's young government by heavy-handed manoeuvres on the border without actually invading.
Village mayors say the report could prove a prelude to secession, though they emphasize that they hope to avoid such a drastic move.
Nicknamed "Maryland" to avoid verbal confusion with Virginia cavalryman J.E.B. Stuart, Steuart unsuccessfully promoted the secession of Maryland before and during the conflict.
