"a bundle of processes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection of different processes or procedures that are related to each other or work together towards a common goal. Example: The success of this project relies on a bundle of processes, including marketing, research, and development, all working seamlessly together.
Since 2012, the Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative (MSQC) has promoted a "bundle" of care processes associated with lower SSI risk, using an audit-and-feedback system for adherence, face-to-face meetings, and support for quality improvement projects at participating hospitals.
The process search is a specific query for a module (bundle of processes) yielding a more complex biological function.
The seemingly simple task of interpreting street signs actually represents a bundle of problematic processes-from machine vision to character recognition-with which researchers in computer science and artificial intelligence have been struggling for years.
Healthcare teams that frequently follow a bundle of evidence-based processes provide care with lower rates of morbidity.
The Creative Economy is a coherent constellation of principles, attitudes, values and beliefs, not just a bundle of gadgets or processes or systems or technologies.
This can be a naturally occurring bundle of processes or an artificial engineered module.
The results indicate that deliberate management of the PD/SC interface as a bundle of interrelated sub-process connections and careful alignment with the contextual terrain can benefit NPI performance.
Once we have computerized medical records the "chigentic gomplex of gombuters" will help us identify the best treatments for every imaginable ailment and save us a bundle of money in the process.
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The experience is created by a bundle of everyday routines, or signature processes, which are tricky for competitors to imitate precisely because they have evolved in-house and reflect the company's heritage and the leadership team's ethos.
