The phrase "avoiding blindness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing prevention or measures taken to prevent blindness, whether in medical, educational, or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "Regular eye check-ups and proper eye care are essential for avoiding blindness in older adults."
Alternatives: "preventing vision loss" or "staving off blindness".
Screening eyes for diabetic retinopathy, a condition linked to diabetes, can allow early treatment which avoid blindness or serious damage to eyesight.
In the late seventies, he was part of a team in Washington, D.C., that somehow avoided blindness while piecing together shredded documents salvaged from a dumpster in the alley behind the office of a corrupt K Street lobbyist.
The sewerage tunnel contained both wastes and toxic oils which could cause blindness, so Nao and his men would have to close their eyes as they move through the tunnel, in order to avoid blindness.
WHO recommends dilated regular eye examination for all persons with diabetes to identify eye problems at an early stage and intervene to avoid blindness.
While World Sight Day is celebrated in October, the real work of avoiding preventable blindness happens year-round.
In Africa, until glaucoma care becomes a sub-speciality supported by technology for assessment, grading will need to rely primarily on estimation of VCDR and VA, supported by VF assessment when possible, with the goal of avoiding bilateral blindness.
Environment change factor was used to measure similarity between the current problem and the cases in the database and initialize quantum bits to avoid the blindness of initial population search and speed up the optimization of quantum genetic algorithm.
To avoid the blindness in this process, it is imperative to quantitatively assess customers' response to these policies beforehand, and to adequately handle any challenges that may arise when the power systems are integrated with a huge number of EVs [3].
We hope that every effort will be taken to avoid the blindness caused by severe pterygium.
To avoid similar gestalt blindness, Jackson Pollock used to have a number of paintings on the go.
