'skip this process' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you need to indicate that a certain process should be skipped or bypassed. For example, "If you own a Mac, you can skip this process and move on to the next step."
After downloading the software you sign up for a free trial, get a licence code on email (how quaint!) and then the DADapp requests you scan files in your user folder you might want to share – although you can skip this process.
Don't make the mistake of thinking that just because it is a religious school that you can skip this process.
Again, you can skip this process if you'd like and just add friends through Facebook itself later.
This can vary depending on your Firefox version and operating system, but these instructions should work for most users: In Firefox for Windows, go to Menu→Options→Advance→Network→Settings, or skip this process and use BlackBelt as described above.
However, you will most likely be charged a fee to do this so, if possible, skip this process entirely by making sure to pay your loan back on time.
If your computer skips this process, than restart your computer and hit the setup option upon startup.
Changes foreshadowed to Environmental Impact Assessments might make it easier for small projects to skip this important process.
So let's skip this nonsensical process and recognize Webster as the star he is, right now.
If you owe the city money and can afford to pay $100 or more per month, you can skip this whole process and mail in your payment or pay in person any other time during the month.
One can skip the process of constructing the H-representation of conv V).
The startup's new 401(k) also allows founders to skip the process of transferring payroll data to the 401(k) provider each quarter, automatically doing this for them in a few clicks.
