The phrase "a long process with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a lengthy procedure or series of steps that involve a particular element or aspect.
Example: "The project was a long process with many challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "an extended process involving" or "a lengthy procedure with".
Foreclosure is generally a long process, with multiple filings as delinquent borrowers fall ever further behind.
Each piece, he said, "is hand-blown, and it's a long process with all handmade materials.
It was a long process with a lot of dark days and a lot of joyous days.
If one embarks on a long process with insufficient capital, he will find that he has exhausted his resources before the end of the process and before the fruits can be gathered.
Instead, it was described as an early step in a long process, with an end goal of both raising tax revenues and curbing the growth of spending for Medicare and other entitlement benefit programs.
"It is part of a long process with new face in the team and we are in a better position than we were at the start of the last Olympic cycle in 2009".
It's a long process particularly with the flood," said Pickering.
Kurt Pickering, a FEMA public information officer based in Houston, said recovery was "a long process particularly with the flood".
It was a long process fraught with sensational reports in local tabloids that she was capable of "transforming" and "moving things with her eyes," and it ended with her suicide in December 2000.
It was a long process fraught with sensational reports in local tabloids that she was capable of "transforming" and "moving things with her eyes," and ended with her suicide in December of 2000.
Similar to other studies, our results confirm that determining the "correct" food is a long process fraught with dissatisfaction and uncertainty [ 2, 8, 12, 17].
