The phrase "avoid the ramifications" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the desire to prevent negative consequences or outcomes from a particular action or decision.
Example: "In order to maintain a positive relationship with our clients, we must avoid the ramifications of poor communication."
Alternatives: "prevent the consequences" or "steer clear of the fallout."
"Credit card providers have been aggressively raising rates on consumers now to avoid the ramifications of this rule when it goes into effect next year," the senators wrote.
Moore supplies a catalog of the major legal battles waged and lost by the creationists and sketches the strategies that have been developed by the creationists to somehow avoid the ramifications of these legal defeats.
Credit card providers have been aggressively raising rates on consumers now to avoid the ramifications of this rule when it goes into effect next year.
An affluent and highly organised society, Kuwait, like other Gulf states, has avoided the ramifications of the so-called Arab spring.
For starters, the subject line of the email pitch was "Not Porn" and it was about an app called Drunk Mode that helps wastoids avoid the unsightly ramifications of getting wasted.
To avoid the ethical and legal ramifications, she does not cuddle with her therapy clients and vice versa.
Nottinghamshire and Hampshire each collected three points in a game with ramifications in the battles both for second place and to avoid the drop.
Additionally, make sure you keep good records so you can avoid legal ramifications.
Also, it was important to base the exploratory analysis on an unselected population and a comprehensive selection of diagnosis groups to avoid blurring the subtle ramifications of the labyrinth.
So it's essential that workers are classified and paid properly to avoid substantial financial ramifications.
The Lovely Bones is so keen in the end to comfort us and make safe its world that, however well-meaning, it avoids its own ramifications.
