The phrase "a process of debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a systematic discussion or argumentation on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The committee engaged in a process of debate to reach a consensus on the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "a discussion process" or "a deliberative process".
In what will be the beginning of a process of debate and refinement lasting at least through the end of the year, the six designs, developed by planners for the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, are scheduled to be released to the public today at a news conference at the Federal Hall National Memorial, the landmark building on Wall Street.
Clearly, formulating a human right is as much the end of a process of debate, advocacy and decision-making, as its beginning.
While accepting the need for reforms, the Labour leader says that he wants a process of debate to begin before the general election but - crucially - he calls for a constitutional convention to finalise reform to happen later, in the autumn of 2015.
By a process of debate, reflection and participation in peer reviewed publications we feel able to propose a framework that could act as a template for best practice for supporting organisational development in primary care.
Disputation is fundamentally a process of debating whether the thing in question is "this" (shi) or "not-this" (fei), the same as or different from some model, paradigm, or analogy.
For each day, we picked a different theme and through a process of rigorous debate (and the odd insult), our award-winning team of music critics and writers came up with the songs we think best represent that theme.
Arendt always stressed that the formation of valid opinions requires a public space where individuals can test and purify their views through a process of mutual debate and enlightenment.
Normally a bill is finalized through a process of public debate -- at least that's what we were taught in civics class.
Though there is an existing institutionalised system to allocate resources through a process of informed debate, the system is not functioning ideally.
Establishing any shared terminology should be done through a process of expert debate and agreement to ensure its suitability and acceptability to reviewers.
These steps would generate a democratic process of debate, dialogue and engagement, and hopefully reunite Ukrainian society.
