"which cannot be ignored" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is important or significant and should not be disregarded. Example: The recent increase in global temperatures is a concerning issue, which cannot be ignored by world leaders.
Their voices are an appeal for help and protection which cannot be ignored".
"There are also many other health concerns linked with alcohol which cannot be ignored".
They make a significant contribution to climate change targets, an environmental challenge which cannot be ignored".
Added mass has significant effect on the vibration of membrane structures, which cannot be ignored during vibration analysis.
The joints introduce much flexibility and damping to the entire structure, which cannot be ignored in the design stage.
Other targets of FFDS can affect many pain disease proteins, which cannot be ignored, such as HSPA8 and JUN.
We formulate a spatial trait variance partitioning hypothesis to highlight the spatial scales at which ITV cannot be ignored in ecological studies.
The missing element in these works is the impact of queueing dynamics, which certainly cannot be ignored for QoS flows like voice, live and streaming video, and so forth.
The molecular mechanism of this extraordinary "embracing" of α-cells by β-cells remains to be elucidated, but the phenomenon in itself must be considered when discussing the paracrinology of the islets and the attractive suggestion that diabetes must be seen as a paracrinopathy in which glucagon cannot be ignored (9– 11).
One example of the trend is in the capital: there are now more people living in poverty in outer London (1.22 million) than in the centre of the city (1.02 million) – something that wasn't the case 10 years ago, and which it says cannot be ignored in anti-poverty strategies.
In the case of short slopes for which boundary conditions cannot be ignored.
