The phrase "a commercial process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a procedure or method that is related to business or trade activities.
Example: "The company has developed a new commercial process that streamlines production and reduces costs."
Alternatives: "a business process" or "a trade process."
The main role of OPTIMASH™ TBG is to reduce the viscosity of the mash to facilitate downstream processing in a commercial process.
Besides this invention, Goldschmidt developed, in collaboration with Alfred Stock, a commercial process for beryllium production about 1918.
The catalytic mixture operated under mild conditions and rapidly depolymerized cellulose the main bottleneck in the development of a commercial process for the conversion of cellulosic biomass.
"This sale came as a result of a commercial process and G.M. reached an agreement that will keep thousands of Americans working in a situation that could have ended instead with a devastating liquidation of this company".
Most of the CCTV contracts have been taken back in-house, moved to alternative providers, or are now subject to a commercial process, with two likely to be terminated.
Following World War II, several industrial laboratories, including Allmanna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolaget (ASEA) in Sweden and Norton Company and General Electric in the United States, undertook major efforts to develop a commercial process.
Karl Klič (also spelled Klietsch) of Bohemia, who was instrumental in making photogravure a practical commercial process, in 1878 exposed a positive transparency over carbon tissue, a film that was made of coloured gelatin sensitized with potassium dichromate and backed by a sheet of paper.
I was given a box, with Mandela 's smiling face alongside the piece of lime - a neat symbol of the transmuting of the ghastly prison experience into a friendly commercial process.
We put in place a fair commercial process and encouraged different suppliers to bid".
The key technical breakthroughs, how they led to a successful commercial process, and comparisons of the methyl acetate carbonylation to the methanol carbonylation will be discussed in detail.
There is an uncomplicated commercial process for bio-oil production through fast pyrolysis operating in Brazil, named Bioware, and which has the support of the University of Campinas.
