The phrase "a discrete process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process that is distinct, separate, or individually identifiable, often in fields like mathematics, computer science, or statistics.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed a discrete process to understand the behavior of the system under specific conditions."
Alternatives: "an individual process" or "a distinct process".
Until now, manufacturing has been a discrete process that ended once the product was shipped.
Because it is a discrete process, it is important to properly filter samples when the sampling rate of the texture differs from that of the final image.
For comparison purposes, a MPC with a discrete process model (based on step tests) was also developed and tested.
Notwithstanding the clinical importance of staging, it has the drawback of representing sleep as a discrete process.
This model is attractive because it provides a mechanism for converting the potentially dangerous activity of septal PG splitting into a discrete process which can be cycled on and off in coordination with the division process.
Anyone who has ever heard rain ticking on an umbrella or watched rain splashing knows well that it is not a continuous process (like a waterfall), but a discrete process consisting of individual raindrops that occur in varying numbers and have different positions, sizes and speeds.
Let us consider that the traffic profile is a stochastic discrete process modeled as a deterministic mean plus a random component: lambda[m] = lambda_{0}[m] + p[m], (49).
Initial scrutiny of protein-coding genes transcribed by RNA Polymerase II (Pol II), suggested that this was a fairly discrete process; upon recognition of a Pol II termination signal, the transcribed nascent RNA is processed and Pol II released from the template [1,2].
Since both permanent components of earnings are non-stationary, we are able to approximate this by a stationary, discrete process only because of the finite horizon of the process.
However, many of these studies view puberty as a single, discrete process, and do not differentiate between adrenarche and gonadarche.
For example, medical students have been shown to misunderstand the impact of cardiac output on venous pressure because they treat a continuous process such as blood flow as a more simple discrete process (Feltovich et al. 1994).
