The phrase "avoiding terrorism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies, policies, or actions aimed at preventing terrorist activities.
Example: "The government is implementing new measures for avoiding terrorism in public spaces."
Alternatives: "preventing terrorism" or "stopping terrorism".
We worked together to avoid terrorism and we worked together to dismantle weapons of mass destruction.
Recently, monitoring nuclear materials to avoid nuclear terrorism has become an important area of national security.
One Friday in 2007 a Figaro journalist listened as Nsangou exhorted his congregation to avoid "rebellion, terrorism and violence".
Ms. Frazer said the Eritrean government still had a chance to change its behavior and avoid the terrorism designation.
"I called them my brothers". One Friday in 2007 a Figaro journalist listened as Nsangou exhorted his congregation to avoid "rebellion, terrorism and violence".
The best way to avoid nuclear terrorism is to prevent terrorists from acquiring the highly enriched uranium needed to make the simplest nuclear bomb.
Mr. Sharon says Israel cannot engage in substantive political negotiations or make concessions like dismantling settlement outposts until the violence ends, to avoid rewarding terrorism.
It's hard to seem "ripped from the headlines," as "Law and Order" claims to be, when it avoids war, terrorism and anthrax.
Republicans said that if Democrats wanted to make such face-offs a regular event, they would force Democrats into politically embarrassing situations by proposing votes on issues Democrats wanted to avoid, like terrorism trials in the United States.
Although major attacks have hit other European nations, including France, Belgium and Germany, in recent years, Britain has avoided another terrorism event on that scale.
