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> **示に従い、カメラで学生証を写すと顔写真や学籍番号などが読み取られログインが進む。**

The school released a new application, and the teacher instructed the students
to install it on their cell phones. The activation process is by reading
(scanning) the students' ID card with the camera on their cell phones. This
sentence is the story of the main character who tried to activate the
application.

Generally, I understand the meaning of each words, but I'm at lost on how to
put it into a sentence in a proper order.

**示に従い、カメラで学生証を写すと顔写真や学籍番号などが...**

"...my face shot and student registration number and so on, when I
photographed my student ID card with the camera according to the
instructions."

But I'm confused with this part of the sentence: **...読み取られログインが進む。**

**読み取られ** --> **読み取られる** , I'm guessing that the **る** was excluded to insert
a conjunction. I have seen several sentences with the same case, so I would
like to ask if there is any rules/references related to it.

Thank you for your kind guidance.
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grammar renyōkei
読み取られ without る
> But I'm confused with this part of the sentence: ...読み取られログインが進む。

It's the formal version of continuative 読み取られて, dropping the て and using the
連用形【れんようけい】 instead.
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