The phrase "avoid the clash of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent conflict or disagreement between two or more parties or ideas.
Example: "To ensure a smooth collaboration, we must avoid the clash of differing opinions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "prevent the conflict of" or "steer clear of the confrontation of".
The pope, Father Spadaro said, is doing everything he can to avoid the clash of civilizations that both fundamentalist Muslims and Christians want.
In his influential book, The Dignity of Difference: How to Avoid the Clash of Civilizations (New York: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2002), he lamented: "For too long, the pages of history have been stained by bloodshed in the name of God".
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When a clash occurred, the side chains were slightly adjusted to avoid the clash.
Mr. Lhota left the Garden in fall 2011 to become chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, avoiding the clash over renewal of the Garden's 50-year special zoning permit, which led to only a 10-year extension.
This policy, along with the local broadcast and restricted audience size, was intended to avoid the dreaded clash of stu-dents and VFW and Legion marchers.
Its goal is what it calls "discipline flourishing democracy," which would presumably avoid the undisciplined clash of interests in more open Western-style democracies.
As imperial grandmaster of the Independent Loyal Orange Institution, Dawson had been involved in negotiations to find alternative routes for Orange parades that would avoid the bitter clashes of the past.
To avoid this clash of units in different model dimensionalities, the CBO assumes that a model in one- or two-dimensions has an implied length of one along the unspecified axis es).
Rappelling reduces the acceleration of gravity, thereby avoiding the crushing clash of two surfaces--one being part or all of the adventurer's body and the other being the rocky pool below.
