The phrase "a physical process that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific physical process and the elements or actions that are part of that process.
Example: "Photosynthesis is a physical process that involves the conversion of light energy into chemical energy by plants."
Alternatives: "a physical phenomenon that includes" or "a physical activity that entails".
This chapter discusses the notion of modeling or simulation of dynamic engineering systems as a process that involves physical modeling of an actual (real) system, mathematical modeling of the resulting physical representation (which generates differential equations), and solution of the mathematical model, followed by interpretation of the result (response).
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a process that involves creating, generating, managing and using a digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of building.
Cutaneous wound is a physical injury that results in structural and functional discontinuity of skin tissue, and healing is a tangled tissue restorative process that involves distinct, overlapping phases of homeostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and tissue remodeling [ 1, 2].
Moreover, implementation is often an indirect process that involves many stages before physical bedrock, and each level involves a specification/artifact pairing, and each involves a notion of implementation.
Spouted beds are used in many physical and chemical processes that involve large particles (drying, combustion, film deposition, gasification, etc).. Understanding of bed hydrodynamics, coupled heat and mass transfer and chemical reaction phenomena is mandatory for designing, scaling up and optimizing spouted beds.
As an example for separation processes that involve physical adsorption and catalytic conversion a mathematical model for the sorption of sulphur dioxide by activated carbon is proposed.
Our analyses directly implicate Sigma-54 as a central player in the control over the processes that involve the physical interaction of an organism with its environment like in the colonization of a host (virulence) or the formation of biofilm.
Understanding the ecohydrological processes for the purposes of maximizing ecosystem services must consider the social-hydrological processes that involve not only physical processes but also cultural, political, socioeconomical, and ethical mechanisms (Sivapalan et al. 2014).
