"will be skipped" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that something will be intentionally or accidentally ignored or passed over. Example: "The parts of the lecture that were deemed unimportant will be skipped and not included in the study materials."
If there are no limits for this privilege, the limits step will be skipped.
It is possible that during validation some elements will be skipped as they occur in wildcarded content (e.g. xs:documentation).
Observations for which no matching background file can be found will be skipped; to include these observations set background=none.
Objects without a duration attribute will be skipped silently, unless they will be given the @m21TupletSearch attribute.
If all interior entities are discarded in the filtering, the second stage will be skipped and the basic-solid becomes a solution-solid.
INSIDE PITCH AARON HEILMAN will be skipped in the rotation next week for the second time in three weeks.
Whatever remaining doubt there may be that George E. Pataki, the former governor of New York, will be skipping the Republican race appears to be dissipating.
Still, now it has more reality, I can't see I will be skipping off with a hey and a ho and all that.
The news suggests that John Williams, the veteran composer of every major Star Wars film since 1977, will be skipping the 2016 entry.
Which we can only take to mean that pretty soon owner Daniel Snyder will be skipping class to build a potato gun.
By the end of this decade, according to the Web site emarketer.com, more than one in three households will have TiVo or another digital video recorder, meaning that a sizable chunk of voters will be skipping commercials altogether.
