The phrase "a process analogous to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two processes that are similar in nature or function.
Example: "The method we are using is a process analogous to the one employed in traditional manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a process similar to" or "a process comparable to".
In this paper, we present a new technique to calculate the power dissipation profile from the IC temperature map using a process analogous to image processing and restoration.
They are readily converted to each other by a process analogous to that in step.
Solar panels can be printed on these surfaces using a process analogous to printing newspapers and magazines on paper.
SST was dropped in all final models, as it was identified as an unimportant variable from recursive feature elimination, a process analogous to backward selection in regression29.
Some brewers get around that problem by extracting the bitter compounds from hops, a process analogous to producing vanilla extract from vanilla, and modifying the compounds so that they are no longer susceptible to light.
Furthermore, the affinity of obtained monoclonal Abs (mAbs) can be improved through further mutation followed by selection, a process analogous to "affinity maturation" that occurs in vivo.
Strain UC620 has both morphological and biochemical defects in mucocyst maturation-a process analogous to dense core granule maturation in animals.
The idea is to conduct a loose process, analogous to a jury trial, with experts and stakeholders as witnesses and advisers on procedure as "professional" judges.
This pattern has been hypothesised to result from a sensitisation process analogous to an animal electrophysiological model called "the kindling hypothesis" [ 14- 16], or a behavioural sensitisation where every new episode gives rise to negative thinking patterns [ 17, 18].
In conclusion, we have identified key steps in the CXCL11-induced egression of T cells across a bronchial epithelial monolayer and have shown that the egression is a multistep process, analogous to that across the endothelium.
Recently, increasing evidence demonstrated that sumoylation is a multistep process analogous to Ubiquitin pathway and involves maturation, activation, conjugation, ligation, and de-conjugation steps.
