The phrase "a way of bypassing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies to avoid or circumvent something, such as rules, obstacles, or limitations.
Example: "The new software provides a way of bypassing the security protocols that were previously in place."
Alternatives: "a method to circumvent" or "a means of evading".
It's seen as a way of bypassing politics altogether.
What is more damning is that opponents have still not found a way of bypassing them.
Many see it as vital to the nation's development: a way of bypassing obstructive bureaucrats and bringing services to the masses, from mobile banking to accurate crop prices.
Eventually the Geneva negotiators will have to find a way of bypassing the recalcitrant poor countries; or global talks will give way to more regional and bilateral deals.
Netflix is now looking hard at growing its original movie progamming, which it sees as a way of bypassing the hierarchy of distribution windows.
It was a way of bypassing the opposition-led national assembly, elected in the country's last free poll, in May 2016.
They're meant to be direct pleas to the Queen to side with her Parliament over the government – a neat way of bypassing the executive.
Mr Corbyn described it as "a very convenient way of bypassing parliament" at a leadership hustings last week and said Parliament must have the final say over whether they can be exercised.
I've asked Microsoft for more detail on precisely how the fix works, but my presumption for now is that its engineers have found a way of simply bypassing the console's RGB conversion path with video output from UHD discs.
This, plus possibly becoming a go-to place for discovering totally new talent (a way of deftly bypassing all the Taylor Swifts who are pulling their music from the platform citing poor financial rewards), are both areas where Spotify wants to expand.
"It's a very convenient way of bypassing parliament.
