The phrase "a market process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the series of actions or events that occur in a market, typically involving the buying and selling of goods or services.
Example: "Understanding a market process is essential for analyzing economic trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a market mechanism" or "a market system".
Some countries and companies already refuse GMO products and pay a premium for nonmodified crops--a market process that is likely to continue until the parties meet again in 2002.
She said: "Once you build the facility, then it's a marketing process.
These processes are not necessarily triggered by customer orders, but by a marketing process feeding requirements that have been derived from an understanding of market needs into a design process.
The Carlyle prospectus was sent to a select coven of several dozen potential buyers "because we didn't want to see a hotel like this involved in a marketing process like a common commercial property," said the Carlyle's broker, Benjamin V. Lambert of Eastdil Realty in Manhattan.
After all, campaigning for president of the United States is essentially a marketing process, in which candidates present themselves as products, differentiate themselves from the other products and make proposals on how they will perform if they get the job.
Startup investing has largely been a human and relationship-centered process, not a true market process, nor a quantitative one.
Dec. 19, 2014), the Supreme Court held, among other things, that the Court of Chancery had imposed a non-existent requirement that a selling company must engage in an active market process as a matter of law.
The root problem is not that providers are unwilling to share prices, but that prices are not formed through a normal market process.
Western China was in a starting phase of market process in 2004 2005, but a larger market sector does not correspond to lower income inequality, as indicated by market transition theory.
