The phrase "a demonstration of a process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining or showcasing how a particular process works, often in educational or instructional contexts.
Example: "The workshop will include a demonstration of a process for creating effective marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "an illustration of a process" or "a presentation of a process."
Visitors on the official tour would also pass by a functioning silk factory operations in one of the underground staff meeting rooms of the complex, and be given a demonstration of the process of obtaining silk from silkworm cocoons, and a chance to buy souvenirs at a tourists' shop operated by the state-owned Qianmen Arts and Crafts Center and the China Kai Tian Silk Company.
Ultimately, a demonstration of this process within a counseling session may help the patient in finding ways to develop and restore meaning, control and self-identity in spite of the progressive nature of the condition.
This is the first demonstration of a process having a combined alkaline pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass and pH control in fermentation resulting in a significant saving of lime consumption and avoiding the necessity to recycle lime.
This experience served as a demonstration of the KT process to Lebanese policymakers and proved to be a valuable means for bringing evidence into their hands.
Figure 10 A ring stain and a demonstration of the physical processes involved in production of such a stain.
In the Planned Parenthood offices here, a demonstration of the abortion procedure by teleconferencing reveals a process that feels not unlike any ordinary doctor's office visit, but for the doctor appearing on a computer screen on the desk and the unexpected sight of a cash register drawer eventually flinging open with the needed drugs.
On a recent afternoon at Rwanda's Kanombe Military Hospital, a complex of low brick buildings off a dirt road in a hilly suburb of the capital, Kigali, two nurses curtained off an examination table for a demonstration of the PrePex application process.
Besides, we have noticed a progressive dehydration of the medium used during the course of the prolonged incubation needed for the demonstration of NB, a process that may take upwards to 2 months, and this gradual change in fluid conditions by itself can be shown to lead to nanoparticle precipitation if not properly controlled (data not shown).
However, no formal demonstration of such a process has been published so far.
