The phrase "a more participatory process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that involve greater involvement or engagement from participants in a particular activity or decision-making process.
Example: "The committee decided to implement a more participatory process to ensure that all voices were heard in the planning stages."
Alternatives: "a more inclusive approach" or "a more engaging method".
This supervisor also commented on a colleague's experience of undertaking a PhD some years ago: 'He met his supervisor maybe six or eight times throughout the whole degree' [SUP8], noting that supervision had since become a much more participatory process.
We need to adjust our justice system to modern times and make it a more participatory, democratic process and discard the closely controlled, adversarial game favored by judges and lawyers.
Still, the voter turnout shows that Jordanians are willing to give the government a chance to deliver on its promises of a more participatory political process and to deal with the weak economy.
We found that the three case studies are representative of various degrees of involvement of local communities in EWS, from top-down to more participatory processes.
Attention was drawn to the distinctive resource allocation processes maintained by the three partners, with some scepticism that WB would be able to adopt the more participatory processes of both GAVI and Global Fund.
They established Citizens' Assemblies to decide on a new voting system: a more participatory and legitimising process than any yet proposed in the UK.
Also, compared to their male colleagues, female physicians were shown to use a more participatory decision-making process [ 45] that encourages self-management, which is a fundamental part of diabetes care and may result in improved diabetes control [ 46].
A way to manifest critical reflection on the underlying values of a technological development or an agricultural practice is to open up the assessment processes to a more participatory model, with deliberation among different stakeholders.
