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The phrase "a process at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific stage or aspect of a process in a broader context.
Example: "We need to evaluate a process at the implementation stage to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a procedure during the" or "a method in the".
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Thornton sees consciousness as a process at the outer fringe of relational learning, just prior to the onset of creativity.
It is suggested that the rate determining step is a process at the oxide film solution interface.
It is suggested that a process at the oxide film solution interface is rate determining with OH− as reaction species.
"We are in a process at the moment where both the government and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation have expressed their intention to enter into a partnership agreement," he said.
While Professor Strenger discussed steps on how to defuse the strong emotions of political negotiators, there is an even more vital need for such a process at the grass roots.
For the high field assisted growth it is usually assumed that the rate determining step is either a process at the metal oxide film interface or a process within the oxide film itself.
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3 It is also a process at which historically the oncology community has been poor.
"We are talking about a process at its very initial stages," the statement read.
"It's a material that allows me to do a local and a global process at the same time". .
Furthermore, a negative ΔG° value indicates that an adsorption process is a spontaneous process at the study temperature and vice versa.
The increase still has to go through a comment period and a regulatory process at the state's Department of Labor before becoming final.
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