The phrase "avoid the accusation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to prevent being blamed or charged with something.
Example: "To maintain a positive public image, the company took steps to avoid the accusation of unethical practices."
Alternatives: "steer clear of the charge of" or "prevent the claim of".
Her decision to travel economy class, made to avoid the accusation of profligacy, may also have gone down badly with the IOC.
But this is an approach to be used sparingly if we are to avoid the accusation of overriding the democratically elected chamber.
But how do those who believe the nation would be better off if it were less committed to Israel and more friendly toward Israel's enemies (in whose lands oil is abundant) avoid the accusation of anti-Semitism?
Although his followers preferred to call their philosophy Socratic rather than Ramist, in order to avoid the accusation of slavish trust in his authority, this tactic was not very successful.
That way, it's easier to avoid the accusation of being exploitative.
I found myself wanting to avoid the accusation of "racism .Did they consciously hold the thought that black men deserve such treatment?
The $200 million pledged through late July is all the more remarkable because the Athens organizers have limited the number of sponsors, in an attempt to avoid the accusations of overcommercialization that dogged the Atlanta Games in 1996.
They are miffed that Brazil's federal government is taking what they see as their wealth and lavishing it on poorer states to the north.With elections due on October 3rd, Brazil's government was anxious to avoid the accusations of selling the country short that would have followed had it set an investor-pleasing price for the oil.
He called for "justice for the Palestinians" among other troubled groups, but he avoided the accusations of other speakers that Israel was largely to blame for the renewal of Middle East violence.
Folding bicycle maker Brompton will be hoping to avoid the same accusation from its legions of suited and booted commuter devotees when it too "goes electric".
His main motive behind this change of position seems to have been a desire to avoid the heavily charged accusations of Spinozism and pantheism -- which is hardly an impressive motive philosophically speaking).
