The phrase "avoiding problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent issues or difficulties from arising.
Example: "By implementing regular maintenance checks, we are focused on avoiding problems that could disrupt our operations."
Alternatives: "preventing issues" or "steering clear of difficulties.".
Identifying themselves as independent observers will be crucial to avoiding problems, they are told.
Says sports is a way of avoiding problems that can't be dealt with.
This concentrates on avoiding problems at individual banks, and at protecting depositors when things go wrong.
Getting it out in the open can go a long way towards avoiding problems later.
The company worked with experts in social media in hopes of avoiding problems other companies have encountered.
The services don't take responsibility for what happens between exchangers, but do offer advice on avoiding problems, which they say are rare.
The voting rights law allows covered jurisdictions to try to bail out of the preclearance requirements by suing in federal court in Washington and proving that its record in avoiding problems over the last 10 years was clean.
In the best cases a QA has guided a task in a direction that BAs, developers and architects might not have previously considered, so avoiding problems they hadn't thought of.
The best of them, the PNC agreement I had signed in 2005, was quite readable, once you got past how it looked, and it actually had useful advice about avoiding problems with customers and what to do to prevent chargebacks.
The team hope the approach could help in reconstructing the skeletons of the ill-fated crew while avoiding problems of damage and contamination from handling, as well as democratising access to the bones, allowing many more to glean insights from the remains.
The environment did not support annotations in the visual representation thereby avoiding problems with visual clutter.
