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The phrase "a fragile process that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is delicate or easily disrupted, often in contexts related to systems, relationships, or methodologies.
Example: "The negotiation was a fragile process that required careful handling to avoid misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "a delicate procedure that" or "a sensitive process that".
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This is a fragile process that can never be taken for granted.
Some firms become extremely good at husbanding ideas 3M is one example—but it tends to be a fragile process that evolves over decades, rather than a simple set of rules that firms can learn in an afternoon.
But testing can be a fragile process that if it goes wrong can cause a poor experience for the customer.
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That's a fair point, but, at best, suggests that ego-depletion is a fragile process, not one that can be easily applied to a wide variety of circumstances as it has been.
A fragile peace process that has survived several bumps in the past few months may now falter.
Business organisation CBI Scotland said the GDP figures made for "sobering reading" and served as a "stark reminder" that Scotland's economic recovery continued to be a fragile process.
It's a fragile process.
Each seed is magnified through a scanning process that must be completed before the more fragile pods deteriorate.
Additional studies, also using cDNA microarray factorial analysis, deem necessary to decipher the mechanisms governing zebra mussel byssogenesis, a process that has devastated the fragile ecosystem in infested waters of the Laurentian Great Lakes basin.
In contrast to the majority of RA's actions through transcriptional regulation via RA receptors in the nucleus, this is a non-genomic mechanism in which RARα directly interacts with specific mRNAs to inhibit translation, this inhibition being released on binding to RA (Poon and Chen 2008) in a process that also involves the fragile X protein FMRP (Soden and Chen 2010).
"We wanted to convey a process that is both incendiary and fragile," Mr. Rockwell said.
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