The phrase 'is ignored here' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize that something is not relevant or taken into consideration in a particular situation. For example, "The fact that the rules do not apply to certain individuals is ignored here."
This complication is ignored here.
22. Actually, Cresswell eventually settles on sets of world/time pairs as sentence intensions; but this complication is ignored here.
It should be noted that the effect of thermal conduction to the underlying substrate of the mesh is ignored here for simplicity.
With random sampling from a large enough population the binomial assumption is surely approximately correct and so this aspect of possible model failure is ignored here.
It, being based on network multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO), has multiple cell sites that coordinate their transmissions or receptions (intra-site CoMP can involve only one cell site but this technicality is ignored here for the sake of clarity).
Filament severing activity of ADF/cofilin [36] is ignored here but has been addressed by Huber et al. [12].
Although very important, they are not part of the chromatographic process and will be ignored here.
Whatever the reason, even the centenary of Morisot's death was ignored here in 1995.
"Frequently, we're ignored here, except when the rest of the state wants some of our resources".
Disco, though, was never the dirty word in Europe that it became in America, which may be why Ms. Minogue -- whose 2000 album "Kylie" included titles like "Your Disco Needs You" -- has for so long been ignored here.
A separate document signed by the four leaders committed Putin to respecting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, although clearly last year's Russian annexation of the Crimea peninsula will be ignored here.
