The phrase "avoiding ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibility, accountability, or the act of not claiming something as one's own.
Example: "In discussions about project failures, some team members resorted to avoiding ownership of their mistakes."
Alternatives: "shunning responsibility" or "evading accountability".
That was a way of avoiding ownership of these objects.
The Scotland-based company also says that by using SaaS Capital to finance growth, it's able to "draw more capital over a longer duration than other lenders, while avoiding ownership dilution".
Included were paying his taxes, giving a large chunk of his money to charity and avoiding ownership of stock on the principle that he'd make money from work, not on the financial wrangling of Wall Street that hurt so many members of the middle class.
"General Betray-Us" gave Republicans a furlough to avoid ownership of an Iraq policy that now has us supporting both sides of the Shiite-vs.-Sunni blood bath while simultaneously shutting America's doors on the millions of Iraqi refugees the blood bath has so far created.
It's wise to have a cap table in place to avoid ownership challenges.
Shares were equally distributed in order to avoid ownership concentration among Russia's mafiosos and rich bureaucrats.
Vegetables were abundant, seeming to be in sufficient supply to avoid ownership conflicts.
City Hall and the State Legislature have appeared eager to avoid taking ownership of the issue.
Lewis criticises professional intermediaries such as lawyers and accountants who tend to advise companies to avoid common ownership, in part because they do not understand it.
Make sure your IP has been filed or disclosed, or use the funds for engineering and product scale-up to avoid competing ownership claims.
Unlike The Movies, some dedicated machinima software programs, such as Reallusion's iClone, have licenses that avoid claiming ownership of users' films featuring bundled assets.
