The phrase "avoided clashes with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of steering clear of conflicts or disagreements with someone or something.
Example: "The diplomat skillfully avoided clashes with opposing factions during the negotiations."
Alternatives: "steered clear of conflicts with" or "prevented disputes with".
In previous years, Pakistani militants directed their energies against American and NATO forces across the border in Afghanistan and avoided clashes with the Pakistani Army.
Unlike Chávez or Cristina Kirchner, Lula has avoided clashes with the media and left issues such as media ownership well alone.
In fact, a lawyer for the squatters, Stanley Cohen, said his clients had deliberately avoided clashes with the police because they feel they will ultimately prevail in their long-running court fight to get the legal right to live in the buildings.
Judge Wells avoided clashing with the congressman, mainly instructing him to "move along".
The government, which had declared the strike illegal and vowed to take stern measures, avoided clashing with the union members, and officials urged workers and the banks to resolve the matter on their own.
Thus has Moses Smucker avoided clashing with his church — but Kore Yoder has not.
Others likened him to being the "spearhead in the crusader effort against the caliphate," noting he avoided clashing with "Shia Iran" despite allegations of discrimination against Sunni Muslims there.
That diplomatic approach charmed the board, county officials agree, as Janssen offered informed but neutral counsel over the years, navigated opposing ideologies and avoided clashing with supervisors in public.
The complex three-dimensional routing of the cooling pipes is governed by avoiding clashes with the structure during cool-down and operation.
In general, Mr. da Silva has sought to avoid clashes with the military, which has kindled some criticism that he has been too indulgent of the armed forces.
While "guidance" is not an order that banks act in a certain way, historically firms have complied, as they try to avoid clashes with regulators.
