The phrase "a blind point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or aspect that is overlooked or not perceived, often in discussions about awareness or understanding.
Example: "In our analysis, we discovered a blind point that could significantly affect our conclusions."
Alternatives: "a blind spot" or "an oversight".
Traditionally, the surgeon stands on the patient's right and the right inner edge of the myometrial incision could be a blind spot; this point has never been discussed before.
It's an evocation with a blind spot that Obama pointed out: when Putnam was growing up, there were common institutions and common goods, shared by all — except black people.
Get some data points, see a blind spot, improve and make it better.
Nearly 75percentt of respondents who chose their own identity term were assigned female at birth but put their identity on the "transmasculine spectrum", pointing to a blind spot of knowledge about transgender men.
Groomed in the ward politics of Yonkers, he seemed to have a blind spot for the finer points of government ethics.
It is still telling, however, that such a blind spot needed to be pointed out, another sign that ongoing revisions of our deep gender assumptions will require much time and great effort by both men and women.
We deconvolved our images using a blind adaptive point spread function (PSF) algorithm (AutoDeblur, Media Cybernetics, Bethesda, MD, United States of America; Landmann and Marbet 2004; Supplementary Fig. S2).
The Frelinghuysen has two distinctive features: a garden for people with "special needs," which was wheelchair-friendly but disappointingly small and spare, and a Braille nature trail, whose signs for the blind point out tree varieties, for example.
But Mr Ho was feted by President Joseph Estrada, who is himself no stranger to the tables.In this section The church at bay A blind seer points the way An alternative in Malaysia Enter the queen's knight Nerd world war China's happy traveller ReprintsElsewhere, the church has been unsuccessful in its role as the guardian of Filipinos' morals.
People negotiate their way around how a human mind works and find blind points.
