The phrase "a process necessitating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure or method that requires certain conditions or actions to be fulfilled.
Example: "The project involves a process necessitating thorough research and analysis before implementation."
Alternatives: "a procedure requiring" or "a method demanding".
Ellsworth, who has represented a southern Indiana district since 2006, will formally become his party's nominee on May 15 -- a process necessitated by Sen. Evan Bayh's (D) retirement.
Recent studies show that PPARγ induction is a multistep process, necessitating both epigenetic reconfiguration [ 47, 48] and chromatin remodeling [ 49].
However, analysis of chimera formation in pigs is a labor-intensive and costly process, necessitating a simple evaluation method for porcine iPSCs.
However, to form an EV-oriented ecosystem for future transportation is a totally new and complicated decision process, necessitating a large number of trials and errors.
In Arabidopsis, rRNA genes are clustered in two NORs, NOR2 and NOR4, each of which is composed of the hundreds of rRNA genes arranged head-to-tail in an uninterrupted array [ 21]. rRNA transcription is a massive energy-consuming process, necessitating tight and economic regulatory mechanisms for rRNA transcription [ 22, 23].
Hence, there may be inconsistency between GPs in choosing codes for similar cases, and thus collating information from the records is a laborious and complex process necessitating the creation of long lists of codes for each clinical entity or condition [ 7, 8].
This is a lengthy, labor-intensive, and somewhat subjective process, necessitating the need for an automatic and accurate procedure.
The complete characterization of a protein involved in a crucial process necessitates deciphering and establishing its entire pathway.
However, two bottlenecks can significantly hamper this process, necessitating urgent solutions.
Going back to the creation of "Damages," the creators developed a loose, spontaneous writing process, necessitated by a breakneck production schedule: FX ordered the first season of the series in April 2007 and began broadcasting it that July.
