The phrase "cannot be set up" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when something is not possible to be established or arranged. Example: The event cannot be set up in the park due to the heavy rain and strong winds.
New treasuries, legal identities, communication and logistics systems and so on cannot be set up overnight.
"A political union worthy of the name cannot be set up by stealth," he wrote.
Some is equipment, such as radios, night-vision goggles and helicopter spare parts, which cannot be set up, certified or used for training because Pakistan has denied visas to the American personnel needed to operate the equipment, two senior Pentagon officials said.
Note that for this spectrum of M a terminal problem (7) cannot be set up in a reasonable way.
In addition, funds can only be transferred between accounts that are set up with online access, and Bill Pay payees cannot be set up or edited on the phone.
The system is transportable rather than mobile, as it can be moved to other prepared sites, but cannot be set up just anywhere.
Since a mobile fading environment cannot easily be set up in the laboratory, we checked the proposed beamforming scheme in fading environments through various computer simulations.
To answer incoming messages from Sprint's phones, you have to go on-line with the minibrowser and, for now, use a Yahoo account which cannot yet be set up to pluck mail from your main e-mail account and zap it to your phone.
Subsidiarity relations, partnerships, systematic negotiations and contracted policies should be set up, but cannot be shut up in local government politics.
Some laboratory directors predict that regional labs will be set up for states that cannot afford the new technology.
A future study should be set up in such a way that protocols cannot be missed.
