The phrase "a mundane process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is ordinary, routine, or lacking in excitement.
Example: "The project involved a mundane process of data entry that required little creativity."
Alternatives: "a tedious process" or "an ordinary process."
"Although it sounds like quite a mundane process, actually going through the motions of it is quite exciting and we can't be sure now".
What is a mundane process for most has become a shameful and painful event for Gunoo.
Only Supreme Court Justices would depict their being subjected to such a mundane process as an act of grave unfairness (and, of course, Roberts' comrade, Sam Alito, could not even bring himself to abide by that decorum).
This is hardly a mundane process: Texas's curriculum and textbook adoption have been politicized and polarizing in recent years, alarming education advocates and big textbook publishers and making the state a laughingstock to the rest of the country.
Powerful entertainment packs a bigger punch than the bureaucratic mundane process of the Chilcot inquiry.
In this tautly organized work, He (John Boyd) and She (Julie Jesneck) narrate their own lives in alternating monologues that detail the grueling and mundane process of making a living.
In a way, what surprised me the most was that there could be this degree of profound human experience that had been rendered irrelevant, and dismissed as merely the result of a mundane brain process.
In light of the disaster, the relatively mundane process of copy editing has seemed trivial, Mr. Just said.
The emails from his account document the often mundane process that White House or campaign staff members go through to prepare for an event, including setting up stages, organizing photo lines, arranging for lecterns and coordinating with the Secret Service about getting clearances for all of the people the politician will encounter along the way.
He brought automation, supply-chain management, and professional business practices to the mundane process of carpet weaving and distribution in the desert state of Rajasthan, India.
It also remains uncertain whether the changes in activation produced by hypnotic inductions reflect a uniquely hypnotic state as opposed to more mundane processes.
