The phrase "a process of converting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or series of steps involved in changing something from one form to another.
Example: "The project involves a process of converting raw data into meaningful insights through analysis."
Alternatives: "a method of transformation" or "a procedure for changing".
Demand articulation is a process of converting the customer's vague wants into a set of research and development projects.
Researchers are now developing platform technologies that combine bio-and chemical-catalysis, such as a process of converting glucose into fatty alcohols of specific carbon chain length.
Biomass gasification is a process of converting biomass to a combustible gas suitable for use in boilers, engines and turbines to produce combined cooling, heat and power.
Sheet hydroforming is a process of converting flat sheet into desired component geometry by using water pressure in a controlled manner.
"Our present tax system is doing much to destroy the free enterprise system," a Times business page contributor wrote in 1943, endorsing Dresser's amendment and arguing that American taxpayers "should be given reasonable assurance now that their incomes and inheritances will not be confiscated in a process of converting our private enterprise system into some form of State socialism".
The holder of a U.S. patent for a process of converting postconsumer waste into potting soil, Scanlan mounted an exhibition of three tons of the material with a shovel planted in the middle of it at the IKON Gallery in Birmingham, England.
Goodwin sees three stages to a process of change: converting all autos to diesel which can then run on biofuel, making the step to bio-electric and finally to hydroelectric, meaning cars will run on water.
"All illegal aliens present in the United States on the date of enactment of our bill must quickly register their presence with the United States Government -- and submit to a rigorous process of converting to legal status and earning a path to citizenship -- or face imminent deportation".
The results suggest that a cycle process of converting Fe(III) to Fe(II) occurred on the surface of jarosite and markedly accelerated the reduction of Cr VI) by sulfide.
The a-to-d process of converting messy high-frequency waves coming in through the air or over a wire into digital signals is by far the more difficult task.
This extended an earlier process of converting Indian lands from communal to individual ownership.
