The phrase "avoidance of the issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where someone is not addressing a particular topic or problem directly.
Example: "The debate was filled with avoidance of the issue, as neither side wanted to confront the main problem at hand."
Alternatives: "evasion of the topic" or "dodging the issue".
Still, like Lapid's avoidance of the issue, Labor's strategy is indicative of the current Israeli mindset on the occupation: they just don't want to talk about it.
In contrast, the policy fashioned for the American military under President Clinton was not so much a lifting of the ban as a studied and often stilted avoidance of the issue.
But a strategic decision by the White House in 2009 to downplay climate change, and Obama's avoidance of the issue during the campaign, makes it tricky for the president to now claim that he was elected to act on the issue.
Whitehouse started delivering the speeches in April 2012, after hearing from many proponents of climate action who were frustrated by the Senate's apparent avoidance of the issue.
The avoidance of this issue is perhaps the greatest social silence of all.
"On the one hand it seemed to be an avoidance of the tax issue because the tax issue was quite prominent in the complaint filed by Mr. Jones". After the committee responded in late October with a sharply worded letter focused on the tax questions and GOPAC's role in the college course, Gingrich hired Jan Baran, a Washington lawyer and expert in campaign finance issues, to assist him.
Breaking down the silos is not an easy task for any organization; however, the avoidance of these issues will be more detrimental to the employees and ultimately the overall health of the organization.
On Bondi Beach in Sydney, around 400 men, women and school children dug holes in the sand and stuck their heads in them, symbolising Mr Abbott's avoidance of the pressing issue.
The ADEA study points notably - and justifiably - to a certain watering down of the values basis of the original policy document, the absence of a clear statement proposing affirmative action for disadvantaged children, and an avoidance of the decentralisation issue (Case Study on Mauritius, 2000, ADEA/WGECD Policy Studies Project).
Therefore, the multiple 'failures' that pregnancy loss represents encourage a general socio-cultural avoidance of this issue.
Avoidance of those issues is possible with the use of extraction procedures based on supercritical carbon dioxide technology.
