The phrase "a process governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or method that controls or regulates a particular activity or situation.
Example: "The organization implemented a process governing the approval of new projects to ensure efficiency and accountability."
Alternatives: "a system regulating" or "a method controlling".
Flavours are created by blending scores of different chemicals in tiny amounts, a process governed by scientific principles but demanding a fair amount of art.
This phenomenon is often simplified, without significant representation loss, by a process governed only by diffusion process.
The formation of ohmic contacts to p-ZnSe is a process governed by diffusion.
Ceramic-type electrodes dissolve slowly into the electrolyte, a process governed by mass transport conditions.
Modelling and control of the extruder temperature field is discussed, a process governed by a nonlinear partial differential equation.
The public would still have the right to request entire copies of winning proposals through a process governed by an existing sunshine law known as the Freedom of Information Act.
Both authors capture a violation of cp-conditions as a deviation from inertial behavior, where deviating from inertial behavior is itself a process governed by laws of deviation (Maudlin) or laws of interaction and composition (Hüttemann).
As is well known, such a postulate is assumed in the standard scheme just in order to guarantee that measurements have outcomes but, as we shall discuss below, it meets with insurmountable difficulties if one takes the measurement itself to be a process governed by the linear laws of the theory.
It is constructed by polarised addition of new subunits at the distal end of the growing structure, in a process governed by intraflagellar transport (IFT) [4], [5].
First, these proteins might alter the biosynthesis of several integral membrane proteins by membrane bound ribosomes, which requires their insertion into a phospholipid bilayer, a process governed by membrane-bound transporters which facilitate threading of appropriate polypeptides through the membrane [47], [48].
The induction and maintenance of a tumour blood vessel are largely attributed to the production of angiogenic factors by malignant cells, a process governed by dominantly acting oncogenes (Rak et al, 1995).
