The phrase "avoids potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or strategies that prevent possible negative outcomes or risks.
Example: "The new policy avoids potential conflicts of interest among employees."
Alternatives: "prevents possible" or "eliminates risks".
Moreover, its use avoids potential donor site complications associated with autogenous block grafts.
Holding him — and possibly transporting him — on an American vessel in international waters avoids potential diplomatic and legal headaches.
He said his company, frustrated in the past by costly, protracted fights over wetlands, now completely avoids potential projects that have wetlands on the property.
Not installing the program saves space on the hard drive and avoids potential software conflicts or Windows configuration issues that new software can sometimes introduce.
Its open kitchen, with counter service of freshly made grilled meats, scallion pancakes, duck, roast beef and sushi successfully avoids potential temperature and texture problems in these dishes.
The MPP absorber is fiber-free and avoids potential harms such as powdered fibers and damage to the person's health.
By dropping out, the three-term senator avoids potential embarrassment by losing and is able to play kingmaker among the establishment candidates vying to be an alternative to Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
We aim to design a low intensity magnetic field which avoids potential side effects on blood cells while steers particles with high targeting rate.
When applied to food products as an alternative to oil hydrogenation, this method avoids potential adverse effects of hydrogenated fats in relation to cardiovascular diseases.
A significant advantage of this correction is that it avoids potential local or global unobservable conditions, since it does not delete any measurement of the measurement set.
This avoids potential confusion down the line.
