The phrase "avoiding duplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of honesty and transparency in communication or actions.
Example: "In our negotiations, we must focus on avoiding duplicity to build trust with our partners."
Alternatives: "preventing deceit" or "steering clear of dishonesty".
The New Yorker, March 7 , 1931 P. 17Report from San Francisco office was mimeographed and sent to the forty other branch managers with the sentence, "I know maybe the rest of the boys will want to hear about this but to avoid duplicity I am writing only to hou, Knowing you will probably pass the news along, intact".
Alternate longitudinal sections were not chosen to avoid duplicity of obtaining images from same terminals.
In order to avoid duplicity in treatment technique and assessment interpretation, all LLLT and ulcer evaluation procedures were performed by one researcher (JGB).
For further reference, the gene clusters encoding these transporters were named cutABC, cutDEF, cutGHI, cutJKL, cutMNO in order to distinguish between them and to avoid duplicity of gene names.
This section could just as easily be called "lie" and there's no avoiding the duplicity required.
Max and Annie liked Debbie but merely tolerated Gary, a straitlaced, literal-minded, awkwardly affectless oddball of a police officer whom, in Debbie's absence, they now go to great lengths of duplicity to avoid including.
In the face of today's market debacles and rampant corporate duplicity, people are asking me, "How can investors avoid falling prey to corporate deceit?
Blackmail and corruption had haunted the double lives of Dorian Gray and Sir Robert Chiltern (in An Ideal Husband), but in Earnest the protagonists' duplicity (Algernon's "bunburying" and Worthing's double life as Jack and Ernest) is undertaken for more innocent purposes largely to avoid unwelcome social obligations.
Duplicity is its mainstay.
Like simplicity and duplicity.
Moreover, "Duplicity" is expensive.
