The phrase "create an aversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of causing someone to develop a strong dislike or avoidance of something.
Example: "The constant negativity in the workplace can create an aversion to collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "foster a dislike" or "instill a distaste."
This sullied Iran's reputation, even though prices have since plummeted, creating an aversion to Iranian goods that lasts to this day, Mr. Nei said.
Through its intestinal side effects, the drug also creates an aversion to eating excessive fat, another reason it works, Dr. Frank said.
The worst way this could settle throughout a talented team is in creating an aversion to candor; with compliments being thrown about for every small deed, people become hesitant to lay claim that something is merely okay, or that a particular piece of work isn't up to the standards that the group has come to expect from each other.
But when this feeling is triggered by public reproach from the vaccination officer during vaccination sessions, and when a mother is harshly criticized in front of other mothers for failure to keep her booklet in good condition, this can create a genuine aversion to the whole vaccination process.
But so many investors have lost money in general that it has created an enormous aversion to risk and pumped up premiums in the safest assets.
Uncertainty and risk aversion create an employer wedge in my model to the extent that they motivate redistribution and at least part of the associated marginal tax rates fall on employers.
Uncertainty and risk aversion create an employee wedge in my model to the extent that they motivate redistribution and at least part of the associated marginal tax rates fall on employees.
Fifth instar Manduca sexta caterpillars received an electrical shock associatively paired with a specific odor in order to create a conditioned odor aversion, and were assayed for learning in a Y choice apparatus as larvae and again as adult moths.
