The phrase "avoiding any conflict of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of steering clear of disputes or disagreements, particularly in professional or ethical contexts.
Example: "The committee is focused on avoiding any conflict of interest in their decision-making process."
Alternatives: "preventing any conflict of" or "steering clear of any conflict of".
In a statement to The Independent, the BBC said: "All independent TV companies who produce programmes for BBC World News have to sign strict agreements to ensure programmes meet the BBC's editorial guidelines, including avoiding any conflict of interest".
The overall strategy in avoiding any conflict of interest is to establish a working relationship with the university administration; ideally, you should develop a contract or memorandum of understanding.
8 Moreover, Cancer Registries represent an independent observatory, thus assuring a fair evaluation service and avoiding any conflicts of interest.
"Gamecenter is able to avoid any conflict-of-interest concerns because we don't have a stake in whether or not the user actually buys the product," Mr. Brown said.
Dr. Mendelsohn said he had been careful to avoid any conflict of interest with ImClone.
I will do whatever I need to do to avoid any conflict of interest".
Mr. Cheney has said he will do whatever is needed to avoid any conflict of interest.
The last remaining group director on the bank board quit last night to avoid any conflict of interest.
By making this unassuming suggestion rather than giving your own views, you avoid any conflict of interest, any suspicion of patient poaching.
Research In Motion said two members of its compensation committee will no longer participate in an internal investigation of stock-option practices to avoid any conflict of interest.
A handful of top Justice Department officials, including Attorney General John Ashcroft, have recused themselves from the case to avoid any conflict of interest.
