The phrase "a granting process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a procedure or method by which something is granted, such as funding, permissions, or rights.
Example: "The organization has established a granting process to ensure that all applications are reviewed fairly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "an approval process" or "a funding procedure".
Community members win through a transparent granting process that rebuilds their area.
Findings and Conclusions: Policies and Instruments Developed: In the development of the grant-making cycle, LARC and UNICEF devised a cycle including a grant policy, a toolkit for the granting process, allocation protocols, financial management at LARC and in the community, and management support to the community organisations.
With recent changes in leadership there have been assessments of the Global Fund's procedures, and a comprehensive restructuring of the granting process as well as a restructuring of its procurement processes [ 27].
These additional decision-making steps appeared to effectively turn the leave granting process into a more deliberate, systematic and transparent one.
It can be concluded that the wireless channel link is also an important factor in bandwidth granting process.
This is a shortcoming in bandwidth request and granting process.
The other major aspect of the policy would be paying major polluters to reduce their emissions through a grants process.
An additional $5.99 million was given in 2010 for the action agenda through a grant process for which there was only one applicant — the Puget Sound Partnership.
It also introduces a new type of funding mechanism – "academy financial assistance" – a grant process, rather than the current seven-year contract, which could put even more power into the hands of the secretary of state.
"Using Indiegogo rather than going down a grant process to fund this was intentional".
Szurpicki sees the contest as a combination of a grant process and a public design competition.
