The phrase "avoiding inflammatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to steer clear of language or actions that provoke strong emotional reactions or conflict.
Example: "In our discussions, we should focus on avoiding inflammatory remarks to maintain a constructive dialogue."
Alternatives: "steering clear of provocative" or "preventing incendiary".
The west should be tough in its actions, increasing sanctions in the event of further Russian military involvement in Ukraine, while avoiding inflammatory rhetoric.
Avoiding inflammatory rhetoric….
He pulled 39% of the vote, but more than 70% of the Taiwanese people approve of the deft way he has handled the mainland since the election not kowtowing but making conciliatory gestures and studiously avoiding inflammatory rhetoric or acts toward Beijing.
But veteran leftist Manolis Glezos, a Syriza member of the European Parliament, accused him of failing to fulfill Syriza's campaign promises and said simply avoiding inflammatory wording would not soothe the public.
The slow antifilarial activity of anti- Wolbachia therapy confers an excellent safety profile by avoiding inflammatory reactions associated with rapid killing of micro- or macrofilariae [ 2].
He is also careful to avoid inflammatory language and politics.
He avoided inflammatory references to Taiwanese "statehood," and said he would seek deeper economic ties and "a permanent peace".
Mr. Bloomberg usually tries to avoid inflammatory statements and keeps his budget plans close to the vest.
He has avoided inflammatory political terms—"merit pay" and "vouchers" are red rags to teachers' unions.
However, the tone of statements both from the Kurds and the Americans suggested that they were trying to tamp down nationalist sentiments and avoid inflammatory language.
Though the I.M.F.'s economists bent over backward to avoid inflammatory rhetoric, they nevertheless concluded that debt levels needed to come down drastically.
