The phrase "avoiding blindly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of avoiding something without careful consideration or awareness of the consequences.
Example: "In our efforts to improve safety, we must be cautious about avoiding blindly the risks associated with new technologies."
Alternatives: "avoiding recklessly" or "steering clear without thought".
How could they avoid blindly importing thousands of glasses, hoping they would be the right prescription for frames that a child would actually want to wear?
Whether it's deep learning, natural language processing or sentiment analysis, it's important to use the right mix of AI that is appropriate for the product, computationally efficient and avoids blindly following the latest trending algorithms.
Police asked to passengers to check their train details online and avoid "blindly heading to the station to wait for trains".
Correspondences were based on lexical similarity (i.e. same name or label of the class, or of its synonyms when present) with additional evidence to avoid blindly matching homonyms (see 'Discussion' section), physical/structural similarity, evidence from definitions, evidence from figures in referenced texts and, sometimes, based on class relations such as subsumption or property restrictions.
Avoid blindly following the pack.
Avoid blindly obeying the encouragement of retailers to make Christmas all about consumerism, as that is far from the true meaning, regardless of whether you're religious or not.
Just avoid being blindly constrained by the SMART test, be cautious about cascading goals, and avoid percentage weights.
While Internet investors blindly dumped money into anything with a dot-com name in 1999, now they are blindly avoiding dot-coms.
That's not to say that you should blindly avoid recent strong performers.
The fields of these parameters are also given in this paper, which avoid to set them blindly in algorithm designs.
