The phrase "a peculiar process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is unusual or distinctive in some way.
Example: "The researchers discovered a peculiar process in the way the cells reacted to the new treatment."
Alternatives: "an unusual procedure" or "a distinctive method."
There is a peculiar process in modern economics which goes like this.
This is an enormous victory for consumers even though it has come through a peculiar process".
On account of being a peculiar process, Brazilian ethanol production offers a hostile environment for yeasts where only the most adapted are successful.
Most important, it created a safe place for the doing of philosophy itself; for through a peculiar process of canonization, beginning with Maimonides and continuing with his disciples, specific biblical verses or stories became the standard loci for the discussion of philosophical ideas or problems.
"All in all we have to face a peculiar disease process," Alzheimer wrote.
We have shown that plasmid integration of the qnrS2 gene may result from a peculiar transposition process that likely corresponds to trans-transposition.
"I was riding a scooter in circles around the room and singing the lyrics," he says of the peculiar process as the crew starts to wrap up load-in around him.
This is due to both peculiar process conditions and material intrinsic characteristics.
Different sizes (0.0065 to 0.084 m3 with 0.025 to 0.1 m diameter of the legs) are considered in order to define scale up effects for this piece of equipment, of unusual design due to peculiar process requirements.
This suggests that a peculiar source rupture process may be associated with the earthquake that generated the severe tsunami.
It has also been reported that activated neutrophils undergo a peculiar cell death process different from apoptosis [45] which could escape detection by the kit used.
