The phrase "a process for removing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or procedure aimed at eliminating something, whether it be a physical object, a problem, or an unwanted element.
Example: "The manual outlines a process for removing stains from fabric effectively."
Alternatives: "a method for eliminating" or "a procedure for extracting".
And the invention includes a process for removing those aflatoxins when they show up.
One was a process for removing Cuba from the list of states sponsoring terrorism.
He invented a process for removing bacteria, "pasteurisation," which is named after him.
If not, they must get appropriate training and supervision, and there must be a process for removing those who do not perform adequately.
The resolution creates a process for removing Taliban leaders from the list, including some who have already broken with the movement and joined President Hamid Karzai's government.
Low carbon prices do provide some relief to industry in grim economic times, but they do not provide much incentive to switch to cleaner fuels or invest in expensive technologies like carbon capture and storage, a process for removing CO2 from a plant's emissions and pumping it underground.
A spokesman for Tishman Construction said the company was devising a new process for removing window panels that it hopes the city will approve.
Last month Google also said it would be launching a formal process for removing links to revenge porn.
As one of its targeted processes is the removal of unwanted heteroatoms (sulfur, nitrogen, metals), it was envisioned as a possible process for removing oxygen.
A novel process for removing carbonates ions from alkaline solutions based on titanate compounds is compared to the traditional lime cycle for the caustic recovery.
Recently, a new process for removing heavy metals, known as the perforated cathode pipe soil electrokinetic remediation (SEKR) system (PCPSS), was proposed and tested with Pb2+ and Zn2+.
