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The phrase "a brutal process and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that is harsh or difficult, often in a context where you are elaborating on the nature of that process.
Example: "The transition to a new system can be a brutal process and requires significant adjustments from all team members."
Alternatives: "a harsh procedure and" or "a difficult journey and".
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It's just a brutal process and a brutal world".
But it's a brutal process and a brutal market, and the widespread despair about the state of our world and higher education certainly doesn't help.
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And finally, (4) evolution is a brutal process, "red in tooth and claw".
It's a brutal process of maths camps and elimination tests, of waiting for the email that tells you whether you're through to the next round of camps and tests.
"The election has been a long, brutal process and people are much more interested in the World Series," he said.
She embarks upon a brutal process of elimination, which both liberates and horrifies her.
But Tesco has also been going through a brutal process of cost-cutting, with tiers of management removed from stores and thousands of jobs going at its head offices.
Admittedly, emptying acreage so it can be planted with genetically modified winter wheat and harvested by John Deere combines can be a brutal process, but it is solidly within the Western canon.
It is a brutal process.
"It is a brutal process," he added.
Mr. Kapell is right that foreclosure is a "brutal process".
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