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The phrase "avoidable mess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or outcome that could have been prevented or managed better to avoid chaos or disorder.
Example: "The project turned into an avoidable mess due to poor planning and communication among team members."
Alternatives: "preventable chaos" or "unnecessary disorder".
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But even as Sen. McConnell basked in self-congratulation, he warned Congress against the complacency that could come with having sort of fixed its own completely avoidable mess.
An avoidable mess.
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Not since the debt crisis has there been such an avoidable fiscal mess.
A struggle between democracy and fascism, or an avoidable and ghastly mess?
Now even the determined chancellor risks being blown off his single-currency course and perhaps from office.Part of the government's current mess was avoidable.
After the system crashed, many election officers went by helicopter to Nairobi, the capital, for a manual count.The mess should have been avoidable.
This was absolutely avoidable.
And it's avoidable.
And easily avoidable.
"Some are avoidable.
It was 100% avoidable".
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