The phrase "a hands-on process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach or method that involves active participation and practical engagement rather than theoretical or passive involvement.
Example: "Learning to play a musical instrument is a hands-on process that requires practice and dedication."
Alternatives: "an interactive process" or "a practical approach".
Learning neuroengineering is a hands-on process.
Her sculptures, made through a hands-on process of carving, casting, painting and assemblage, are often linked to Pop, though the association isn't entirely accurate.
It's been nearly a year since a dozen engineers, MDs and business specialists — the 2016-17 BInnovationnnovation Fellows — walked into the Byers Center for Biodesign to learn a hands-on process for inventing health technologies.
In an age of digitalization and electronic paychecks, home brewing is a hands-on process that yields something tangible, something that can be shared.
Although there isn't just one way that is best for getting the right affiliates, it is important to keep the recruitment and management of affiliates a hands-on process by tracking the results of their campaigns as well as being a part of a network where affiliates can easily join.
It's a hands-on process, which I believe is what makes our journal incredibly strong: we constantly insist on finding the best poems based not on any one poetic style or school, but looking through various lenses at once, and remaining open to each other's sometimes divergent perspectives.
"It's a very hands-on process, and one that can often take hours until we get it just right," he says.
Beyond the fact that many labs are disconnected and aren't networked, research itself remains a manual, hands-on process, involving a lot of moving small amounts of liquid from one tube to another or handling petri dishes.
Students brought their laptops and TAs helped them through the problems in a collaborative hands-on process.
As in any craft, there was some initial resistance to automating a previously hands-on process.
The artist shares with The Creators Project his unconventional habit of using the CG application CinemaHD's built-in rendering tool to physically construct his pieces, engaging in a more personal and hands-on process, "compared to 90% of the whole 3D scene on Instagram using external render engines".
