The phrase "a process of diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the movement of particles, ideas, or cultural elements from one area to another.
Example: "The study focused on a process of diffusion that occurs when new technologies are introduced to rural communities."
Alternatives: "a method of spreading" or "a mechanism of distribution".
"O2 and CO2 take opposite routes, but both move by a process of diffusion, OK? OK".
Substances soluble in the lipid (fatty) membrane of the capillary cells can pass directly through these membranes by a process of diffusion.
By a process of diffusion, the taste in floor decoration documented at Gordion spread through the Greek-speaking world of the Mediterranean.
The results show that terraced lubricant spreading follows a process of diffusion and instability, where functional lubricant end groups are attracted to other functional end groups to form clusters that organize into layers.
For the period of 2004 2011 in Russia, the reduction in RTFs is mostly explained by increasing the number of private cars, while the reduction of CFR is mostly associated with year-effects suggesting a process of diffusion of knowledge, which is not solely dominated by economic growth.
(b) In a process of diffusion from the bulk, through a stagnant film, towards a fractal surface over which an instantaneous reaction occurs, the overall rate scales as δ−Df, where Df is the surface fractal dimension and δ is the film thickness.
That it did disappear can be concluded, because neurological symptoms where reported by Lashley to never last longer than 20 min. In susceptibility interval (c) the reaction-diffusion equations describe rather a process of facilitated diffusion than travelling wave processes in excitable media.
In contrast, Balaresque and colleagues [17] stated that M269-derived Y chromosomes belong to a relatively young group of Y-chromosomes that were distributed over Europe by a process of demic diffusion associated with the spread of farming out of the Middle East, via Anatolia and that demic diffusion associated with the spread of farming out of the Middle East, via Anatolia.
But in China, implementation is often a process of gradual diffusion not abrupt transition.
This would not be a new strategy; in the 19th century, the American West was developed not as a process of gradual diffusion but in spasms of local investment booms, financed by enthusiastic outsiders.
With regards to biogas production, it can be seen as a type of resource production through a process of technology diffusion.
