The phrase "advantage to bypass" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a benefit of circumventing something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There is a significant advantage to bypassing the usual procedures in this case."
Alternatives: "benefit of circumventing" or "advantage of evading".
But he and some other soon-to-be-former senators said the biggest advantage to bypassing another race is that it will give them the time and ability to focus on legislation without the constant pressure to raise money and take part in the campaign events that eat up a politician's schedule.
The receiver is custom fit to a user's teeth, and takes advantage of bone conductivity to bypass the inner ear and stimulate the cochlea directly.
Such reforms may also have pragmatic advantages – including the ability to bypass overly bureaucratic government procedures and overcome absorptive capacity constraints in the scale up of services [ 5].
Using generic interfaces makes NMF portable and also has the advantage that a developer can choose to bypass the NMF completely.
During patient transport, a further advantage of HEMS is the ability to bypass regional hospitals and transfer patients directly to hospitals which have appropriate facilities, as per local trauma treatment guidelines [ 2].
More than 4,500 people had taken advantage of a Chicago tradition: an opportunity to bypass the Art Institute's $18 admission fee, enjoy a civilized cocktail and admire the museum's 300,000-piece permanent collection.
We took advantage of the previously described ability of tethered Clr4 to bypass a requirement for Swi6 promote heterochromatin formation (Kagansky et al. 2009).
These findings indicate that the use of stems provides no obvious advantage for cemented implants unless there is a need to bypass a condylar defect.
Two main advantages -- avoiding probate and ensuring privacy This ability to bypass the courts is one of the big pluses of a living trust.
