The phrase "a practical process for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that is effective and applicable in real-world situations.
Example: "We have developed a practical process for improving team collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "an effective method for" or "a useful approach to".
The triphenylmethane derivatives are among the oldest man-made dyes, a practical process for the manufacture of fuchsine having been developed in 1859.
If his group can produce the whole taxol compound of 15 to 25 additional steps, they will have a practical process for synthetically producing taxol.
Reverse osmosis was a practical process for desalination of pretreated produced water samples tested (by reducing the TDS more than 96%) except for the high-TDS produced water.
An operational research (OR) practitioner designing an intervention needs to engage in a practical process for choosing methods and implementing them.
These do not replace raw creativity, but they make the process more productive and provide a practical process for involving the whole organization in thinking outside of the box.
Therefore, the actions of rights defending become a practical process for understanding these two opposing state-individual relationships.
The method provided a practical process option for industrial scale biorefinery processing of lignocellulose biomass.
This study provided a practical process option for xylonic acid production from lignocellulose feedstock with significant reduction of wastewater and energy consumption.
The results obtained in the study will enable researchers to design a scalable, practical process for dye wastewater treatment.
However, a number of improvements are required before the rates and yields of such a process approach those required for a practical process.
These results provide a flexible and practical process for the preparation of T-ABS resins with good optical and mechanical properties.
