deconfliction

American  

[dee-kuhn-flik-shuhn] / ˌdi kənˈflɪk ʃən /

noun

plural

deconflictions

1. the act of deconflicting; elimination or avoidance of conflict, such as between nations, agencies, or the statements or reports someone has made.

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Example Sentences

A deconfliction mechanism will be agreed upon by the parties.

From BBC

The reported series of attacks this week comes as the two countries engage in deconfliction talks.

From BBC

Questions to COGAT, the arm of the Israeli military that implements government policy in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, regarding the system, known as deconfliction, were not immediately returned.

From New York Times

She said deconfliction involved notifying warring parties that aid workers were coming in and where they were going, so that the warring sides could avoid targeting them.

From New York Times

Human Rights Watch says the eight incidents it documented “reveal fundamental flaws with the so-called deconfliction system, meant to protect aid workers and allow them to safely deliver life-saving humanitarian assistance in Gaza.”

From Seattle Times