The phrase "a conversion process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or series of steps that change something from one form to another.
Example: "The software includes a conversion process that transforms raw data into a user-friendly format."
Alternatives: "a transformation procedure" or "a changeover method".
Experts suggest the recycled scenes could not have been filmed in 3D, so must have been through a conversion process before they were inserted into the final film.
So, the energy delivery is a conversion process of DC/AC AC/DC.
Formal correspondence between the models is defined and a conversion process to transform from one model to the other and vice versa is introduced.
Given that mobile communication companies choose different mobile platforms, game developers must create content designed specifically for each platform or use a conversion process to provide game content to consumers.
In agreement with experimental observation, predicted field variables show a conversion process controlled by volumetric heating with a reaction zone that rapidly enlarges from the most internal region towards the external surface.
Four calcium phosphate/chitosan composite films were fabricated on the surface of micro-arc oxidized (MAO -AZ91D alloy through electrophoretic deposition (EDP) followed by a conversion process of the coatings in a phosphate buffer solution (PBS).
As a result, a continuous conversion process of SSS and online separation of bioethanol were achieved by GS-SSF.
In a gene conversion process a part or the whole sequence of one of the paralogous genes is used as a template to modify the sequence of another.
Pyrolysis, which is a well-known method to produce energy from biomass, is a thermal conversion process producing a liquid fuel called bio-oil.
Scrappy but savvy Tulsa, Okla.-based Syntroleum, a gas-to-liquids outfit with a patented conversion process that's grabbing a lot of attention.
In contrast, in the case of GBM, epithelial differentiation with E-cadherin expression is considered a metaplastic (conversion) process in a glial tumor, similar to the more commonly observed malignant mesenchymal component of gliosarcomas.
