The phrase "a process of cultivating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or activities aimed at developing or nurturing something, such as skills, relationships, or crops.
Example: "The workshop focuses on a process of cultivating creativity among participants to enhance their problem-solving abilities."
Alternatives: "a method of fostering" or "an approach to nurturing".
Networking is a process of cultivating professional relationships by being authentic, sharing information, and working together to achieve the shared goal of doing good science.
Here's this column's first piece of advice: Rid your mind of those associations, and start over with something like this: Networking is a process of cultivating professional relationships by being authentic, sharing information, and working together to achieve the shared goals of doing good science.
The issue of trust brings in the second lesson where future proposals should develop a continuous process of cultivating the spirit of trust over time through governance structures that promote accountability.
Perhaps it's because the process of cultivating an idea into a reality is a never ending cycle if you want to keep the idea alive over changing times.
In this payment system, the time-consuming process of cultivating a relationship with a patient is essentially worthless, because doing so is not a finite, billable procedure.
For Aristotle, this kind of training is part of the process of cultivating a good moral character in oneself.
Social media is an efficient mechanism to connect with employees, harvest their ideas, address their concerns, and begin the process of cultivating an army of brand spokespeople.
There's more than a dollop of the inexplicable to the process of cultivating young writing talent.
Agricultural workers are exposed to a variety of chemical, physical, and biological hazards in the process of cultivating and harvesting crops and/or raising livestock (Litchfield 1999; Popendorf and Donham 1991; Shaver and Tong 1991; White and Cessna 1989).
The debate serves as a low-stakes case study for the age-old art of political pandering — that alternately endearing and condescending process of cultivating the "just like you" appeal that remains a central part of running for office.
Tommie, who has seemingly inherited much of his father's anger, is now in the process of cultivating Eddie's infamy.
