The phrase 'a durable process' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a process that is resilient and that is able to withstand stresses and pressure. For example, "The new manufacturing process was designed to be a durable process that could handle the demands of mass production."
Ultimately, our goals are to improve patient prognosis, enhance the efficacy of conventional therapies, and to create newly combined treatments that will potentially make patient cancer remissions and cures a more durable process.
What is different about Paris compared to our past efforts is that we are building a wider, silver buckshot approach which better harnesses national, bilateral and non-government efforts and builds into the agreement a dynamic and durable process that puts us all on the same floor and allows us to work within the two-degree goal.
BEST LEFTOVER PROTECTION: TUPPERWARE Back in the 1930s, one Earl Tupper, a New Hampshire inventor, developed a method for purifying a by-product of the oil-refining process into a durable, flexible, lightweight, nontoxic material.
Gen. Robert Fry, said the political process to build a durable and stable society in Afghanistan was as important as the military campaign.
The natural pigment of hematite (red ocher, α-Fe2O3) is coated homogenously with colloidal silica-nanoparticles (SiNP) by a sol-gel process to obtain a durable hematite pigment of Fe2O3@SiNP composite for artifacts preservation.
In the process, he built a durable, and seemingly unbreakable, coalition of support among the city's wide range of ethnic and interest groups, and long ago it became clear that the job of mayor was his as long as he wanted it.
When I start working with a new client, the process of designing a durable brand always begins with an analysis.
The LSL is a durable construction material when undergone improved manufacturing process.
He realized heat held the key to treating natural rubber so that it's more durable, a process known today as vulcanization.
