The phrase "a process considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific process that is being evaluated or thought about in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, a process considered for improvement is the workflow efficiency in our production line."
Alternatives: "an evaluated process" or "a process under review".
Yet traditional burial seems to be a trend in decline; natural burials are on the rise, and 41percentt of Americans are now opting for cremation, a process considered "all but taboo" 50 years ago.
Interaction of β-arrestins and the phosphorylated CT tail of GPCRs has been shown to cause agonist-induced receptor internalization, a process considered as an important step in signal desensitization [36].
Consequently, Chk1 activation initiates a reversible cell cycle arrest, a process considered essential for DNA repair [ 3].
In addition, the elav gene structure is suggestive of retrotransposition, a process considered significant in the evolution of genomes, including Drosophila [ 26].
This, in turn, leads to the damage and death of oligodendrocytes 57, a process considered central in MS pathogenesis, indicating a pathogenic contribution of HERV-W syncytin.
Importantly, the univariate analysis indicated EBER expression as a significant prognostic factor of improved OS. Cyclin D1 is one of the key proteins involved in cell cycle control, a process considered as critical in the development of NPC [ 25].
Every foreign buyer must obtain written permission from the military; the process, considered a formality, frequently costs about $600 and can take about a month, Mr. Deggin said.
Every foreign buyer must obtain written permission from the military; the process, considered a formality, usually takes two to three months.
A general viscosity iteration process considered in [6] is the following: (3.1).
The simulation process considered a 20% replacement rate for both sexes per generation, assuming random mating and no selection.
The process considered is a simple fed-batch fermentation process described by an unstructured model.
