The phrase "a process found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific process that has been discovered or identified in a particular context.
Example: "After extensive research, we documented a process found to improve efficiency in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a discovered process" or "an identified process".
Although every type of organism takes in some materials and eliminates others, excretion in the strict sense is a process found only in animals.
In situ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy evidenced that the presence of PVA shifted the linearly bound CO frequency toward higher wavenumbers, a process found to be independent of the Pt surface orientation.
I acknowledge that in exercising discretion to grant declaratory relief without requiring the parties to substantially redo the environmental assessment, the result is to allow a process found not to comply with the requirements of the CEAA to stand in this case.
As Jupiter's strong gravity cracks Europa's ocean floor, water and rock can interact to form new minerals in a process found on Earth called serpentinization, which releases hydrogen into the water.
Uptake of amino acids in form of di- and tripeptides by membrane transporters is a process found in all living organisms [1], [2].
Hill et al., using a mouse model of prostate carcinoma, showed that tumor cells upregulate p53 in stromal fibroblasts, a process found to induce a selection of a subpopulation of p53 null fibroblasts.
Companies that look at automation as a single-point solution – such as how to reduce the number of FTEs in a process – find the payback is modest.
The very idea that anyone can get a patent on a business process found more backing last July in a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling involving a type of financial service.
That means each of these 283 different patents covers a computational process found somewhere in the thousands of pages of source code of Linux.
The swelling of clayey soil when it is subjected to moisture increase is a complicated process found to be influenced by several factors.
Research utilization is a reflective process found both at the individual and institutional levels and it needed interdisciplinary interaction.
