The phrase "avoiding the pitfalls of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express avoiding or steering clear of something that could prove harmful or dangerous. For example: "The CEO announced new strategies for avoiding the pitfalls of bad investments."
Some producers are avoiding the pitfalls of recycled material by simply starting fresh, even while relying on familiar tunes.
At home, he must try to unite his country, tackling its economic ills while avoiding the pitfalls of one-party rule.
I had determined, as a way of avoiding the pitfalls of airport food, to be vegan for the length of the trip.
The Kremlin is trying to forge an economic policy that would prolong Russia's strong economic performance while avoiding the pitfalls of high economic growth that drew the United States into the subprime mortgage crisis.
One way of avoiding the pitfalls of exposition would have been to set a second series back in England with the characters haunted by guilt a sort of kitchen sink version of Donna Tartt's The Secret History.
The most successful – or only successful – approach is widely held to be that of Claude Lanzmann's Shoah, an epic oral history of the Holocaust, because of the candour of eyewitness accounts, avoiding the pitfalls of fiction.
Revenues can be further increased by avoiding the pitfall of the "two for one" game dreaded by the franchises.
"Indonesia is a victim of its own contradictions: it has waged a successful war on terrorism, avoiding the pitfall of blind repression..
Asked if they are confident they've fully fixed the race controversy issue, Goncharov says that avoiding the pitfall of algorithmic bias is something that requires ongoing attention.
Still, Jesus does offer practical advise for avoiding the pitfall of hypocrisy we can all stumble into.
John Hurt delivers a compelling performance as the title and only character on stage while avoiding the pitfall of making Krapp a caricature.
