The phrase "a convoluted process that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a procedure or method that is complex and difficult to understand or follow.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a convoluted process that involved multiple approvals and revisions."
Alternatives: "a complicated procedure that" or "an intricate method that".
Donating sperm is a convoluted process that requires tests and clinic visits over many months.
What unfolded, as I've documented in this Op-Doc video, was a convoluted process that could drive one mad.
"I don't accept that we sacked the coach," said Little, before explaining a convoluted process that sounded a lot like, well, a sacking.
Yet despite its success, the group, Farm to Fordham, was officially shuttered last week — the culmination of a convoluted process that began in April, when security personnel refused to open the gate for a vegetable delivery.
It presented an opportunity for each to add 10 players from the rest of the league in a convoluted process that involved selections, de-selections, trades, transfers, horse-trading and various other dealings.
Among the apparent losers, the finger-pointing has already begun: Board of Education members have faulted Mr. Levy for designing a convoluted process that required a vote in favor of the Edison plan by the parents of 50percentt of the children enrolled at a school, a level of turnout rarely reached in those neighborhoods in any election.
Reagan proudly reveals to his diary the idea of "a highly secret convoluted process that sees Israel freeing some 20 Hizballahs who aren't really guilty of any blood letting.
The credit bureaus — Experian, Equifax and TransUnion — have long been criticized for the convoluted process that consumers must endure to get their credit reports fixed, among other things.
Bill.com looks to help businesses streamline the convoluted processes that are often involved in paying bills at large companies.
Their irritation is captured in some of the graphics in this piece that show the convoluted processes that are taken for granted in healthcare.
Tuesday's hearing, held to review Congress' policies regarding sexual harassment, detailed a convoluted process for reporting such incidents that often discourages accusers from coming forward.
