The phrase "cannot be bypassed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is mandatory or cannot be avoided.
Example: "The safety protocols in this facility cannot be bypassed under any circumstances."
Alternatives: "cannot be circumvented" or "must be followed."
The rules of succession cannot be bypassed.
There is a chain of command that cannot be bypassed.
But the Electoral College will not and cannot be "bypassed".
There is an online tutorial that cannot be bypassed.
But if the water treatment plant cannot be bypassed, Ford may end up paying more.
Still, proper wound care and adherence to basic principles cannot be bypassed, even by the most sophisticated approaches.
For the sender, due to the communication capacity among actors are stronger than sensor node, when the sender actor wants to communicate with other actor, the actors are adopted as the relay nodes unless when the communication cannot be bypass by sensor node.
Yet, the persistence of sleep despite evolutionary pressures, and the deleterious effects of sleep deprivation, indicate that sleep serves a function or functions that cannot easily be bypassed.
They point out that while 52% of British voters chose to leave the EU, they did not also choose to leave the market with which Britain does 44% of its trade, and that parliament cannot legitimately be bypassed on such a momentous decision.
The absence of redundant systems to take over the function of Ang/Tie2 has the advantage that the effect of therapeutic intervention cannot easily be bypassed by the cell.
And ministers are likely to bring more people with management experience into top Whitehall jobs, such as the highly regarded Sir Michael Bichard, the permanent secretary for education and employment.Where it cannot be improved, Whitehall will be bypassed.
