The phrase "a process of cumulative" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "cumulative." You can use it in contexts where you are describing a process that builds upon previous stages or elements, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The research involved a process of cumulative learning, where each stage built on the previous findings."
Alternatives: "an accumulative process" or "a cumulative approach."
Our quantitative evidence is most strongly consistent with a process of cumulative accumulation at plant level.
Mommsen analysed precisely how Nazi rule undermined and eroded the formal structures of government, prompting a process of "cumulative radicalisation", which ended in the regime "running amok" in a maelstrom of destruction and criminality.
Godley ended his essay with these prophetic words: If a country or region has no power to devalue, and if it is not the beneficiary of a system of fiscal equalisation, then there is nothing to stop it suffering a process of cumulative and terminal decline leading, in the end, to emigration as the only alternative to poverty or starvation.
This gave me a wholly misguided sense of life as a process of cumulative improvement, which would take several painful years of experience to dispel, but on the plus side, Holiday at the Dew Drop Inn gave me my first understanding of just how deep the pleasures of reading could run.
Similarly, the use of molecular-biology-based gene marker technologies or bio-informatics to empower conventional breeding techniques is built around a process of cumulative incremental innovation, where the outputs of the research are used in turn as the direct inputs for the next innovation cycle.
However, currently, we have no systematic understanding of how imitation, a mechanism that may also generate negative effects via a process of cumulative advantage, affects cooperation when repeated interactions are unlikely or information about a recipient's reputation is unavailable.
The common cancers result from a decades-long process of cumulative cell damage.
The framework divides the process of cumulative risk assessment into three interrelated phases: a) planning, scoping, and problem formulation; b) analysis; and c) interpretation and risk characterization.
However, these databases vary in how well annotated and curated they are and no public databases currently permit an iterative process of gathering cumulative evidence to reclassify variants.
Moreover, when the object is to detect small shifts in the mean vector of a process, the performance of Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) control charts is dramatically better than Schewhart control charts.
"It is nonetheless especially attractive to cut off at the source those processes of cumulative advantage and disadvantage that convert smaller differences early in life to larger ones in adulthood," the report states.
