The phrase "a process of force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing mechanisms or actions that involve coercion, pressure, or physical power.
Example: "The negotiation turned into a process of force, as one party attempted to impose their will on the other."
Alternatives: "an act of coercion" or "a method of compulsion".
Foie gras, ( French: "fat liver") a delicacy of French cuisine, the liver of a goose or duck that has been fattened by a process of force-feeding.
It was a very clear indication, Ms. Sharkawy said, that Egyptian politics was no longer about "a process of 'democratic forces against despotic forces,' or 'revolutionary against antirevolutionary — it is purely partisan political conflict".
After 1980, when I migrated to the United States, a process of remembering forced me to produce my artwork at the same time I was building a very strong notion of my ancestors and my present social realities.
On the other hand, we have those (in particular French deglobalisation theorists) who see the emergence of new governance as the culmination of a process to force "sovereign" peoples to submit to a supranational structure, which can only serve the interests of neoliberalism and its strategy of accumulation by dispossession.
Circa 5,900 YBP, a dramatic climatic shift triggered a process of desertification that forced African agropastoral societies to move southwards2,3.
They undergo a process of nuclear fusion, forcing the nuclei of atoms together and multiplying exponentially the amount of energy released by the device.
Following the end of the Cold War, the Army began a process of downsizing its forces.
In some commercial plants, geese are fattened by a special process of force-feeding, resulting in a considerable enlargement of their livers, which are sold as the delicacy foie gras.
But removing the old closure segment was a process of release of internal force and had great risk.
One consequence of these invasions appears to be what FUNAI's Envira base's April 2014 report called an "intense process of forced migration of isolated Indian groups" from Peru to Brazil over the last 10 years.
