"avoidance of responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's evasion of their obligations. For example: "John's avoidance of responsibility for his team's mistakes caused the project to fail."
The responses, however, vary from denial to avoidance of responsibility.
This didn't seem like avoidance of responsibility; it was generosity, and delegation.
For all his posturing and would-be authoritarianism, avoidance of responsibility is still an imperative for Mr Putin.
The panel rejected a central assertion of the Air Force general counsel's report last June, which found "no systemic acceptance of sexual assault at the academy" or institutional avoidance of responsibility".
Laing, he wrote in 2004, displayed 'an avoidance of responsibility for his first family, indefensible since his line had been that the breakdown of children could be attributed to parents and families.' But Laing seemed to mellow with the passing of the years.
Sounding like he could have been talking about Rupert Murdoch's fief as well, Ferriter observed: "There has been this very obvious and planned and hugely arrogant policy of obfuscation and deliberate delaying tactics and complete avoidance of responsibility on the part of the Vatican.
The scale scores were linearly converted to a 0 100 scale, with higher scores indicating a higher level of avoidance, deferring of responsibility, information seeking and deliberation.
This avoidance of coinage responsibility leads to national embarrassment (which is finite justice).
"Psychological name-calling is an impotent avoidance of our responsibility as citizens, and it represents a failure to try to get insight into us, which is much more important".
This final stage, which almost all of the greatest Christian mystics have insisted upon, belies the usual claim that mysticism is a selfish flight from the world and an avoidance of moral responsibility.
Has avoidance of environmental responsibility contributed to prosperity in West Virginia?
