'bypass route' is a perfectly valid and grammatically correct phrase to use in written English.
A bypass route is a route designed to avoid a place or traffic congestion, or sometimes both. For example, the new bypass route that was created has significantly reduced the amount of traffic entering the city center during peak hours.
In 1933, US 16 was routed onto a bypass route which had been constructed south of the city (the present-day Freedom Road) and the route through Farmington was retained as state trunkline.
While the group was not specific, options could include the Sunrise Highway extension through the County Road 39 corridor or on a bypass route.
However, there are negative changes as well, which have largely affected car owners: extension of the paid parking areas, and the increase of the average price, the need to navigate a bypass route in order to drive round pedestrian zones.
A network of national highways links Melbourne with adjoining states, and a system of freeways was greatly upgraded in the 1990s, including the creation of the Western Ring Road as a bypass route.
In the intestine, activation of ERK5 is triggered as a bypass route to rescue epithelial cell turnover upon Erk1/2 ablation31; however, the physiological relevance of this cascade in the gastrointestinal tract remains to be elucidated32.
The chart, dated 7 February 2017, was submitted to the Federal Railroad Administration in anticipation of the start of passenger services along the new bypass route, which shaves 10 minutes off the trip between Seattle and Portland.
Other mechanisms can provide general attack recovery as multi-path routing that can bypass routes which have been attacked, power and rate control that adapts power and rate to increase the energy received per information bit, and mechanism hoping that combines channel hoping and power and rate control [50].
The success of this plan depends, in turn, on creating additional capacity in the Bosporus bypass routes.
But Khalil Tafakji, a Palestinian geographer who has studied Israeli settlement patterns, said the bypass routes were part of a years-old plan to crisscross the West Bank with Israeli roads, insuring permanent control of the area.
The bigger, newer and faster four-lane interstate system bypassed Route 66 and was the beginning of its demise.
However, a bypassed route is temporary and it lasts for a period of time, that is, long enough to forward the buffered packets, and then a new route discovery mechanism will start.
