The phrase "a process of codifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of organizing or formalizing rules, laws, or information into a systematic format.
Example: "The committee is engaged in a process of codifying the new regulations to ensure clarity and compliance."
Alternatives: "an effort to formalize" or "a method of systematizing".
It demands that people desist from violence and submit their disputes to a process of codified rules, presided over by presumably wise arbiters called judges.
Becoming that future self is a process of acquiring codified existing skills and knowledge.
To increase the pace of publication and distribute work, the team has developed a collaborative approach to research; Project Vox is now in the process of codifying this workflow for sharing with international partners.
Did you go through the process of codifying your values? A. We did, but pretty late in the game, actually.
Three years after adopting the Cross-Border Guidance, the CFTC is now beginning the process of codifying its provisions.
The reason that the apocalypses survived in this manner seems to be that, after the failure of a series of Jewish revolts against the Roman Empire (i.e., after about 135 ce), the rabbis who began the process of codifying the Jewish tradition turned away from apocalypticism to an emphasis on upholding and interpreting the law of the Pentateuch.
It was this chain of tradition, known to Muslims by the Arabic term Isnad, that drew clear lines between the formal authority of what has been passed down to us and the process of codifying these laws.
"The past fifteen years, for me, has been a process of sinking into, codifying, and coming to terms with the fact that this is what I do.
When customary law becomes codified positive law, we call this a process of constitutionalization.
A total of 11 coders followed a process of information extraction, coding and arbitration used successfully in other published studies to codify policy information.
