The phrase "a process of community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the development or evolution of a community, often in the context of social interactions or collaborative efforts.
Example: "The project aims to foster a process of community that encourages collaboration and mutual support among residents."
Alternatives: "a community-building process" or "a communal development process".
"It's a process of community curation," Mr. West said.
We propose a conceptual framework based on a process of community group prioritization and visioning.
So, I hope there has been a process of community dialogue to hammer out whatever compromises possible and that it would continue.
Because so many genomics researchers have a stake, we offer to help with a process of community consultation to help evolve fair and efficient methods to validate contestant data for the competition.
I have therefore asked Provost Chris Kaiser to work with Faculty Chair Steven Hall to design a process of community engagement that will allow students, alumni, faculty, staff and MIT Corporation members to explore these subjects together this fall and shape the best course for MIT.
Kaiser will continue to co-lead — with Faculty Chair Steve Hall, a professor of aeronautics and astronautics — a process of community engagement this fall around the issues raised by the July report on MIT's role in the prosecution of Aaron Swartz.
Several models of succession have augmented the early model of succession as a process of facilitated community development, in which earlier stages create conditions more conducive to successive stages.
Her case study unpacks the psycho-social dynamics guiding a successful process of community mobilisation in a remote rural area, which led to the establishment of an association-driven community health centre in the face of public sector cuts to health services.
In this case, these workshops were designed to aid in the development of a computer-based sustainability tool (GB-Quest) that supports a larger process of community engagement and dialogue focused on sustainability in the southwestern portion of British Columbia, Canada.
The difficulty in evaluating the effects of community development initiatives [ 9] has resulted in only a few examples concerning long term outcomes; several initiatives have exemplified how a dynamic process of community health promotion can be achieved through both intervention and evaluation [ 10- 12].
These steps are not prescriptive, but they rather describe the usual stages that most communities go through during a versatile process of community development.
