The phrase "a living process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic or evolving situation, concept, or system that is continuously changing or developing.
Example: "The ecosystem is a living process, constantly adapting to environmental changes and human impact."
Alternatives: "an ongoing process" or "a dynamic process".
Asked, in a telephone interview, about the apparent shift in tone in coverage of the Saturday protest, Mr. Pivovarov from NTV was coy: "You understand, the news is like a living thing and a living process.
Anyway, Mr. Lidle and Ms. Wright argue, cheese is a living process, not something that is frozen in enzymatic time.
The end of the edit is called lock down, the end of a run is called the final night; a living process is condemned to the past.
Ms. Rice said the resolution should turn the list into a "living process" whereby names can be added and removed with greater assurance.
The Metropolitan accepts no limits: art here does not stop in 1900, or in 2013, but feels like a living process.
Instead, he found that creating a physical pattern of various movements -- which he called a score -- is a truer path for actors, allowing them to be spontaneous, to exist in the moment and to unlock a living process onstage.
Through technology, however, we can enhance our perceptions, speed or slow them, in effect, to a degree infinitely beyond what any living process could match.
It's a real, living process".
The explorers feel watched by things — plants, the sky — that can't actually watch; in a paranoid moment, one of them suggests that all of Area X could be camouflage for a single, diffuse living process or thing.
"With this technology, our ability to study H.I.V. has moved from observing clinical manifestations of H.I.V. to studying the molecular machinery of the cell as the virus changes and affects the cell's living process," said Dr. Daniel Masys, a biomedical information technology expert at the university and a co-author of the study, in a statement.
Having obtained this top-level view of the system's structure and behavior, the Living process can be in-zoomed in a new diagram, to reveal a small number of major subprocesses, such as Breathing, Digesting, Moving, and Multiplying.
