The phrase "a facilitated process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that has been made easier or more efficient through assistance or intervention.
Example: "The workshop was designed as a facilitated process to ensure that all participants could engage effectively and share their ideas."
Alternatives: "an assisted process" or "a guided process".
Increasingly, the act of generating insight is becoming a facilitated process that involves mapping out intangibles of business.
Batterii leverages the creative process to engage employees, partners and customers in a facilitated process that yields better, faster new products, ideas and breakthrough innovations.
Membership of each group would be made up of statutory agencies, local conservation bodies and farmer/landowners who, through a facilitated process, will develop an action plan.
Each of the studies engages a team of corrections and treatment staff in a facilitated process to integrate one or more new services or processes.
Furthermore, immobilization of both enzymes was investigated via metal ion affinity using functionalized magnetic beads, allowing a facilitated process control as well as an easy removal of the catalysts.
Beyond traditional development approaches, there are three key approaches to developing leaders to meet the emerging challenges. 1. Action learning is often a facilitated process in which participants practice new skills in a low-risk setting where they can stretch their thinking and build new approaches.
METHODS: We describe an alternative approach termed facilitated process improvement (FPI), a systematic exploration of potential modifications to systems of care, and its application to the implementation of an evidence-based chronic kidney disease (CKD) guideline, focusing on individuals not yet requiring renal replacement therapy.
Each section of the statement was written by participants through a facilitated group process, with editing of the larger document by facilitators and project staff, and final review by the lay panel.
Davis, in a model of this process [2], concluded that core myosin molecules within a myofilament are essentially inaccessible to exchange by mass action and that a "facilitated exchange" process must exist in order to account for the rapid and complete change of isoforms observed in vivo.
The low-affinity transporter is generally shared with glucose, transporting sugar by a facilitated diffusion process driven by the concentration gradient.
The nucleoid-association of Pol1 and Ligase suggests short-lived non-specific protein DNA interactions that might be part of a facilitated diffusion process to search for lesions.
