The phrase "avoid such conflicts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or recommendations to prevent disagreements or disputes in various contexts, such as workplace dynamics or personal relationships.
Example: "To maintain a harmonious work environment, it is essential to communicate openly and avoid such conflicts."
Alternatives: "prevent such disputes" or "steer clear of such disagreements.".
There are strict procedures in place to avoid such conflicts of interest, Mr Blair's office said.
Mr. Chalmers added that the organization took pains to avoid such conflicts.
Mr. DiIulio said today that the White House would try to avoid such conflicts by using empirical methods to determine which programs have a track record of success.
He said that state law purposely separates the evaluation of a defendant's capacity from treatment for mental illness to avoid such conflicts.
To avoid such conflicts, Trip.com will not display exact flight times of its discount air fares until a customer buys the ticket.
The best way for you to avoid such conflicts in the future is to see only one member of a family, a practice many psychiatrists observe.
The Fed could easily avoid such conflict because there is no clear economic rationale for the Fed to provide direct loans to private firms.
Faced with suggestions that the present relatively peaceful period is going to be blown apart by a "clash of civilizations" with Islam, by nuclear terrorism, by war with Iran or wars resulting from climate change, he gives reasons for thinking that we have a good chance of avoiding such conflicts, but no more than a good chance.
The one exception was President Obama, who avoids such conflicts by investing only in Treasury bonds and mutual funds that rise and fall with the stock market.
This, of course, contradicts one of the premises upon which family medicine is built, but it does avoid such painful conflicts of interest.
To avoid such political conflict, Toyota takes care to rotate most of its senior people broadly.
