The phrase "a process of answering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act or method of providing responses to questions or problems.
Example: "The research involved a process of answering various questions related to the study's objectives."
Alternatives: "a method of responding" or "a procedure for answering".
And too many kits are more science demonstrations than experiments, he said, which do not give a child "a sense of process, of answering questions," he said.
Komisar's dashboard is a constant, rigorous process of answering questions cheaply and fast, testing the hypothesis and reacting.
Moss entertained a final question and in the process of answering it made a case that he was not in Nashville to cause trouble.
In another 2008 Critical Care trauma paper, Dunham and colleagues [ 42] conducted a review to begin the process of answering these questions.
"The Department understands the Committee's interest in the legal issues, and will, to the extent possible, work with the Committee to assist in the process of answering questions that its members have in an appropriate setting".
This is evaluated by analysing the process of answering questionnaire items, identifying how and when an item does not achieve its objective [ 24, 33].
The process of answering these questions, and building content around those answers, requires a brand to find its humanity and find common connections with people.
Miss Bookly asks him what strumpets are really like, and when he is in the process of answering, Mr. White protests.
That would eliminate the need for many people to file individual FOIA requests — and for agencies to undertake the labor-intensive process of answering them.
But early in the spring, he was told that Mr. Putin was in the process of answering Mr. Young's questions -- at considerable length.
