The phrase "avoided noticing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone deliberately does not pay attention to something or chooses to overlook it.
Example: "She avoided noticing the mess in the living room, focusing instead on her work."
Alternatives: "chose not to see" or "turned a blind eye to".
It's impossible to avoid noticing that they are all — every man and each woman — physically beautiful.
The Liberty and the Indiana Fever could not avoid noticing the changes that took place yesterday at Madison Square Garden.
Show observers couldn't avoid noticing how the Ford and Dodge tag-team made Chevy's conservative new Silverado look about as gutsy as a Toyota Camry.
It was impossible for anyone who listened to avoid noticing the range of ethnicities and nationalities on that long, long list.
Yet it's worth looking directly at what's hard to avoid noticing — that most of the Hollywood personalities whom Wilson heard about and whose arrogant, aggressive, and uninhibited ways he found noteworthy were Jews.
If you glance at history, you can't avoid noticing that the development and application of groundbreaking technologies is often accompanied by froth in the financial markets: it was true of railways, radio, and, of course, the Internet.
That means a handful of people in Ohio who have managed to avoid noticing that Obama and McCain disagree on virtually every important issue facing the nation and continue to insist that they are torn between them.
When a small hatchback passes the $30,000 mark, it's hard to avoid noticing a number of roomier, more powerful cars that cost the same or less — from a loaded 268-horsepower Honda Accord to a Mustang GT with a V-8.
Still, by this route or that, over 700 went, and may learn: having debated democracy, neo-fascism, the anti-imperialist struggle and much else, the young were due to disperse by "solidarity train" on August 1st to the provinces, where they can hardly avoid noticing the joint effect on real-world Cubans of Uncle Sam's embargo and Uncle Fidel's economics.
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